Inter Milan and AC Milan have revealed designs for a new shared stadium, named Generali Stadium, which will replace the historic San Siro from the 2031-32 season. The 71,000-capacity venue is designed by architecture firm Foster + Partners.
The two Serie A clubs currently share the Giuseppe Meazza stadium, commonly known as San Siro, which has been their home since 1947. The new stadium aims to provide modern facilities while maintaining the intense atmosphere of the derby della Madonnina.
Construction timelines and funding details were not disclosed in the initial announcement. The project represents a significant shift for Italian football infrastructure, moving away from the iconic but aging San Siro.
