AC Milan, Inter to unveil new Generali Stadium from 2031/32 season
Italian Serie A giants AC Milan and Inter Milan are both set to unveil a new Generali Stadium from season 2031/32 with the iconic San Siro Stadium lined up for demolition according to current plan.
The two clubs will both build a new stadium with the naming rights sold to Generali until 2052 for €650 million in a building project estimated to cost €1.2 billion.
Architect Norman Foster (Foster + Partners) and stadium specialist David Manica (MANICA) have reportedly been hired to design the complex which is expected to have 71,500 seats (compared to the current 75,000 at San Siro Stadium.
In a related development, AC Milan chairman Gerry Cardinale has assured coach Ruben Amorim of his job following a string of poor results recorded in recent times.
Cardinale who was speaking with Gazzetta in an interview said that Amorim’s job is not in danger as he has his full confidence.
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He also disclosed that Milan are planning new signings in January, as they want to be aggressive in the transfer market.
“Rúben Amorim has my full confidence. His job is not in danger at all.
“I will trust Amorim and he’s my manager, the one I personally picked.
“We are planning new signings in January, we want to be aggressive on the market.
“In the summer we couldn’t do all we wanted and so we will keep adding players to our squad,” Cardinale noted.
