AC Milan, Inter Milan Unviel New Stadium

A new stadium jointly belonging to AC Milan and Inter Milan has been unveiled, and expected to be launched for the 2031/32 season.

San Siro is the stadium famously known to be home-turf to both AC Milan and Inter Milan. The narrative is not expected to change with the new 71,500-seat stadium, which belongs to both teams. Meanwhile, the old stadium, San Siro, reportedly will be demolished. 

The Bowl-shaped stadium reportedly will named, Generali Stadium. It is designed with state-of-the-art facilities with the stands behind the two goal posts having a 31° inclination, designed after Borussia Dortmund's Yellow Wall. 

San Siro was built between 1925 and 1926. It is a 75, 817-seat stadium, making it the largest stadium in Italy, and one of Europe's largest Stadium.  It has hosted four UEFA Champions League finals, one of which was won by Inter Milan in 1965.