Project for refurbished San Siro does not convince Milan and Inter

Inter Milan News Newsnow Serie A

ByLorenzo Bettoni

Feb 1, 2024 11:58

The Milano City Council has presented a project to refurbish the Stadio Meazza in a final attempt to convince Milan and Inter to stay at San Siro.

The project was presented on Wednesday by Milano’s Mayor Giuseppe Sala.

“We don’t only hope but we want to push the Milanese clubs to consider for one last time the value of staying in Milano,” said Sala, as quoted by Sky Sport Italia.

Arco Associati made the new project, which features a fourth tier with more VIP seats and services such as bars, restaurants and shops, as well as a general refurbishment inside and outside the Stadio Meazza.

It is worth over €300m, and according to Milannews, Sala will soon meet Milan and Inter directors to discuss the project as neither club have officially decided to move away from San Siro.

Nevertheless, Milan and Inter seem unconvinced about the project and are willing to continue working on different plans to build one new club-owned stadium each.

This past December, Inter published the first pictures of their volumetric project for a new stadium in Rozzano, while Milan are working to build their new arena in the Area of San Donato, just outside the city of Milano.

📰 #Gazzetta: This is probably the last chance for the Municipality of Milan to pull Milan and Inter in the direction of San Siro. Today, a joint council commission was held at Palazzo Marino where the Meazza stadium renovation project was presented, developed by the Arco… pic.twitter.com/Buh9BJqGdO

— Milan Posts (@MilanPosts) February 1, 2024

🏟️ Nuovo San Siro, il piano del Comune da 300M€: quarto anello e 70.000 posti. Ci sarebbe una soluzione anche per far giocare a San Siro #Inter e #Milan durante i lavori. In pratica, ha spiegato Fenyves (architetto di Arco Associati, ndr) parlando del progetto, «demoliamo e… pic.twitter.com/czVa6WYWDw

— SPONDA NERAZZURRA (@spondanews) January 31, 2024