Inter Milan and AC Milan have reportedly made “progress” in recent talks with the city of Milan about the new San Siro project.
This according to today’s print edition of Rome-based newspaper La Repubblica, via FCInterNews.
Inter Milan and AC Milan continue to work on their efforts to build a new stadium in the San Siro area.
The two clubs will not be able to tear down the existing stadium and build in its place. However, they are planning to build a new stadium in the San Siro, adjacent to the current one.
Inter & AC Milan “Make Progress” In Talks With City On San Siro
According to La Repubblica, there was a meeting between Inter, AC Milan, and the city of Milan yesterday.
Representing the Rossoneri were club President Paolo Scaroni and senior figures from owners RedBird Capital.
Meanwhile, senior figures from owners of Inter Oaktree Capital were also at the meeting.
According to La Repubblica, this meeting was not the decisive one.
However, the clubs and the city made progress. They discussed issues of land reclamation and demolition in the project.
Meanwhile, La Repubblica report, the clubs and the city are both determined to finalize the sale of the land within the established timeframe. Moreover, it shouldn’t be too tough to agree a sale price of the land.
The italian government doesn’t seem to help the italian football to develop. This is why this league is stuck in the past, like 20, 25 years ago.
Why do we have to build a stadium with Milan? Can we just go ahead with building our own instead of going back and forth for how many years its been????
Lets buid a real home for the Inter fans and players only. Its a disgrace that we have to share a stadium with our rivals. It brings down the hype of a rivary match if we are sharing a stadium….