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Inter and AC Milan unveil new stadium plans
The project for the new San Siro will cost the two clubs €1.2 billion.
— The 42, publisher's words · Read the original ↗
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Corroborated (9)
9 of 14 outlets each added at least one detail no earlier report had; the other 5 repeat it. That is independence, not agreement: two of them can still contradict each other.
Coverage timeline
14 outlets · first-seen order- +0 min
Calcio e FinanzaIT · ITBroke it
Nuovo San Siro, come seguire la presentazione dello stadio di Inter e Milan: orari e informazioni
- +9 h 33 min
- +10 h 41 min
TuttoMercatoWebIT · ITOwn reporting
Ecco il nuovo San Siro: dal 2031 Inter e Milan giocheranno al Generali Stadium
- +11 h 46 min
Foot MercatoFR · FROwn reporting
- +13 h 3 min
So FootFR · FRRepeats
Livré en 2031, le futur San Siro de Milan s’appellera le Generali Stadium
- +13 h 32 min
The Athletic (NYT)EN · USRepeats
AC Milan, Inter strike naming rights deal, new San Siro to be called Stadio Generali
- +13 h 56 min
DH Les SportsFR · BEOwn reporting
Adieu San Siro : voici comment va s'appeler le nouveau stade de l'AC Milan et de l'Inter
- +14 h 3 min
Sportsnet SoccerEN · CARepeats
San Siro’s end nears as AC Milan and Inter unveil new stadium plans
- +14 h 6 min
VoetbalPrimeurNL · NLOwn reporting
Afscheid van San Siro komt dichterbij: Milan en Inter presenteren nieuw stadion
- +14 h 8 min
Voetbal InternationalNL · NLRepeats
AC Milan en Internazionale onthullen ontwerp en naam van opvolger San Siro
- +14 h 17 min
La Gazzetta dello SportIT · ITRepeats
Nuovo San Siro, l'arrivo dei calciatori di Inter e Milan al Castello Sforzesco
- +14 h 27 min
The 42EN · IEOwn reporting
- +14 h 50 min
Nu.nl VoetbalNL · NLOwn reporting
Inter en Milan werken toe naar afscheid San Siro en presteren stadionplannen
- +14 h 53 min
Daily Mail FootballEN · GBOwn reporting
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