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AC Milan, Inter strike naming rights deal, new San Siro to be called Generali Stadium
One hundred years after the original San Siro was opened, work is set to begin on a site adjacent to the current ground.
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11 outlets · first-seen order- +0 min
La Gazzetta dello SportIT · ITBroke it
Naming rights, museo e negozi: quanto incasseranno Inter e Milan con il nuovo San Siro
- +5 h 52 minNuovo San Siro, la casa di Inter e Milan si chiamerà "Generali Stadium". Le cifre dell'accordo
- +8 h 28 minTecnologico, verticale, elegante: le prime immagini del nuovo Generali Stadium di Inter e Milan
- +9 h 16 minNuovo San Siro, l'arrivo dei calciatori di Inter e Milan al Castello Sforzesco
- +8 h 31 min
The Athletic (NYT)EN · USOwn reporting
AC Milan, Inter strike naming rights deal, new San Siro to be called Generali Stadium
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Football ItaliaEN · ITOwn reporting
Official: Generali Stadium presented by Inter and Milan, aim to begin construction in 2028
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Daily Mail FootballEN · GBOwn reporting
- +10 h 16 min
De Telegraaf SportNL · NLOwn reporting
Iconisch San Siro verdwijnt: zo gaat het nieuwe stadion van Inter en AC Milan eruitzien
- +10 h 48 min
Het Laatste Nieuws — VoetbalNL · BEOwn reporting
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SportcalEN · GBRepeats
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Insider SportEN · GBOwn reporting
AC Milan and Inter unveil Generali Stadium as San Siro replacement
Cites Reuters
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TuttoMercatoWebIT · ITOwn reporting
Foster, l'architetto del nuovo San Siro: "Il Generali Stadium sarà monumentale"
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