Inter Milan and AC Milan have officially presented plans for the new Generali Stadium, with the two Serie A giants aiming to begin construction in 2028. The joint project marks a significant step toward replacing the historic San Siro with a modern, shared facility for both clubs.
The announcement was made on Thursday, with the clubs outlining their vision for a state-of-the-art venue that would serve as the home ground for both Milanese teams. While specific design details and capacity figures were not disclosed in the initial presentation, the 2028 construction target provides a concrete timeline for a project that has been under discussion for several years.
Both clubs have long sought to move away from the aging San Siro, which opened in 1926, citing the need for modern revenue-generating facilities to remain competitive at the highest European level. The shared stadium model follows examples set by other major European clubs and reflects the financial realities of modern football.
Further details regarding funding, architectural plans, and the approval process are expected to be released in the coming months as the project moves toward its targeted construction start date.
