AC Milan and Inter Milan have unveiled the design for their new home, the Generali Stadium, which is intended to replace the historic San Siro. The project features a unique X-shaped facade and steep 'Curvas' stands, accommodating 71,500 spectators.
The Generali Stadium's blueprint includes a facade shaped like an X, engineered to create a dynamic interior. The steep 'Curvas' stands are designed to bring fans close to the action. The stadium is part of a larger 281,000-square-meter urban redevelopment plan that includes green spaces and commercial facilities.
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AC Milan and Inter Milan will share the Generali Stadium as their home ground. The naming rights have been secured through a partnership with the insurance company Generali. Construction is slated to begin in 2028, with the first match expected during the 2031/32 season, pending final regulatory approvals.
AC Milan and Inter Milan will share the Generali Stadium as their home ground.
Replacing the historic San Siro marks a new chapter for Milan's football landscape.
AC Milan and Inter strike record €650m naming rights deal over 20 years for new 71,500 capacity Generali stadium with the eponymous Italian insurance giant. The Generali is set to open for the 2031-32 season https://t.co/fwzUQEwNzV