Today is an important day regarding the Milan Council’s attempts to get AC Milan and Inter to stay at San Siro as they will present a renovation plan.
It is no secret now that Milan are pushing ahead with their plans to build a new stadium in the San Donato region of the city limits, with some key steps forward taken recently.
We outlined in our recent Substack update that there have been developments on that front, with the project variant being approved and a timeline now in place for the works.
As confirmed by Libero (via MilanNews), the Council of Milan will present to the Commission the details of the San Siro renovation project with which Beppe Sala and his team will try to convince Milan and Inter to remain at the Giuseppe Meazza
It is a project which, as the paper writes, is signed by the architect Giulio Fenyves for the Arco Associati studio. The overall estimated cost of the entire renovation work would be around €300m .
According to the project plans, Milan and Inter could continue to play even during the works and the aim will be to maintain 95% of the existing structures , this means that only 5% of the work would be a total renovation.
