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AC Milan and Inter reveal plans for new Generali Stadium in Milan

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Last updated Oct 31, 2026

AC Milan and Inter reveal plans for new Generali Stadium in Milan
Summary

AC Milan and Inter Milan announced their joint plans for a new stadium, the Generali Stadium, set to replace the San Siro in 2031. The 71,500-seater venue will be funded partially through a lucrative naming rights deal with Italian insurance company Generali, worth approximately 650 million euros. The clubs aim to modernize infrastructure and enhance matchday revenues while addressing concerns about the antiquated San Siro. Some fans have opposed the plans, expressing affection for the existing stadium. Construction costs for the new stadium are estimated at 1.2 billion euros.

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  • •New Generali Stadium to open in 2031, replacing San Siro.
  • •Naming rights deal with Generali valued at 650 million euros.
  • •Stadium construction costs estimated at 1.2 billion euros.
  • •Plans faced protests from some Inter supporters.
  • •Aim to improve matchday revenues and event hosting capabilities.
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  • 11:18 AMBBC Sport — 'We fell behind' - what does new San Siro deal mean for AC Milan and Inter?
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BBC Sport explores the plans for AC Milan and Inter's new stadium, and how powerful naming rights for new arenas can be

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