AC Milan and Inter Milan might soon say goodbye to their legendary San Siro stadium, a prominent football ground for nearly a century. The stadium holds a rich history, hosting events like the World Cup and the European Championship, and witnessing the triumphs of the two football clubs that call it home…
AC Milan and Inter Milan Push for San Siro’s Demolition: Unraveling the Reasons Behind Their Decision
However, the two clubs could demolish the stadium soon to construct separate homes for themselves, aiming to increase their income and compete with other European teams.
Plans to replace the San Siro stadium have circulated for years, but political gridlock and bureaucratic inertia have hindered the process. The current stadium offers minimal amenities, restricting the revenue streams available to the clubs. Recently, the US-based investment group Redbird Capital acquired AC Milan for a record-breaking €1.2 billion, and a new stadium holds substantial value for the project. Redbird Capital intends to generate revenue from sellable naming rights, concessions, hospitality lounges, offices, concerts, and even NFL games.
The lease deal between the city and the two clubs expires in 2030, presenting numerous possible outcomes for this situation, some of which are plausible and others that could lead to a bleak end for San Siro. As time passes, the future of this iconic stadium remains uncertain, and its existence may be limited.
