Inter and Milan remain optimistic about finalising the San Siro sale early next week despite minor procedural delays.

According to Il Giornale, the signing of the contract, originally set for this week, is now expected to take place on Tuesday.

Both clubs are confident that the process will be completed on schedule.

The total cost of the operation amounts to €197 million, covering the stadium and surrounding areas.

The first payment of €73 million rises to around €100 million once VAT, registration taxes, and a share of outstanding debts for uncompleted works are included.

Milan & Inter Approach Final San Siro Deadline

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The remaining balance will be paid in instalments and backed by a bank guarantee.

Ownership will be shared equally through a new company (newco).

Filippo Guidotti Mori is expected to serve as Milan’s representative CEO.

Meanwhile, Massimiliano Catanese likely to take the corresponding Inter role.

The slight slowdown in recent days is not linked to either the clubs or Palazzo Marino.

Instead, to the time needed for the banking consortium to process the necessary transfers.

Sources close to both clubs insist optimism remains high.

Indeed, there is the shared goal of closing the deal by Tuesday still fully in place.