Archive · 30 Sep 2025
San Siro Sale Approved; New Stadium Planned
Milan's City Hall has approved selling the San Siro stadium to soccer teams Inter Milan and AC Milan.
The teams plan to demolish the stadium and build a new one by 2031, using the surrounding land.
The new stadium will hold 71,500 people.
The decision was made after long debates.
The clubs will keep playing in the old stadium until the new one is complete.
Milan City Hall approved the sale of San Siro to Inter and AC Milan.
The sale price is 197 million euros.
The clubs plan to build a new stadium with a 71,500-capacity.
Most of the current San Siro will be demolished.
The clubs aim to have the new stadium completed by 2031.
- Who
- Inter and AC Milan
- What
- Milan City Hall approved the sale of San Siro stadium and surrounding land.
- When
- Early Tuesday
- Where
- Milan, Italy, at San Siro stadium
- Why
- To facilitate construction of a new stadium and related developments.
Concerned Councilors
Club Representatives
Price and Development Details
Concerned Councilors
Some councilors criticized the sale price as too low and the lack of development details.
Club Representatives
The clubs saw the vote as a historic step.
- Sale Approval
- Milan City Hall
- Sale Price
- 197 million euros ($231 million)
- Buyer
- Inter and AC Milan
- New Stadium Capacity
- 71,500
- San Siro Demolition Deadline
- November 10
- New Stadium Completion Target
- 2031
