The future of Inter Milan and AC Milan stadiums in Milan is set to be shaped by the findings of a feasibility study on renovating the iconic San Siro. The study, expected to be presented to the clubs soon, could be a pivotal moment for the city’s stadium situation.
Both Inter and AC Milan have been considering building new stadiums outside the city, but Milan Mayor Beppe Sala is hopeful that the renovation project at the San Siro could convince the clubs to stay. The clubs have made it clear that they are looking for a modern stadium that can generate revenue on par with top European clubs.
WeBuild, the firm behind the proposed renovations, is set to present the feasibility study in June. The key challenge will be to show Inter and Milan that the revamped San Siro can meet their needs and minimize any disruptions to their playing schedules during construction.
With major events like the 2026 Milan-Cortina winter Olympics and the 2027 Champions League final scheduled to take place at the San Siro, WeBuild will need to carefully plan around these events. Additionally, there will be requirements to meet for the 2032 Euros, further emphasizing the need for a modernized and revenue-generating stadium.
The outcome of the feasibility study could have far-reaching implications for the future of Inter Milan and AC Milan’s home grounds. Stay tuned for updates as the clubs and WeBuild navigate this crucial juncture in Milan’s stadium landscape.
