Inter and AC Milan unveil plans for a new shared stadium, Generali Stadium, which is intended to replace San Siro. Coverage across outlets says the project is presented at a gala event in Milan and targets a start of construction in the late 2020s, with an opening window around 2031–32.
Most reports agree the stadium will seat about 71,500 spectators and will be sponsored by Generali, with the Italian insurer’s naming-rights involvement a central detail. Several outlets add financial context, including an expected overall project cost and, separately, the value and length of the naming-rights agreement. Other pieces highlight fan reaction, including opposition to demolishing San Siro. The design framing varies by source, with some stressing architectural features or the goal of matching or exceeding the look and atmosphere associated with San Siro.
