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Official: Generali Stadium presented by Inter and Milan, aim to begin construction in 2028

Inter and Milan finally presented the plans for the new 71,500-seater arena at San Siro, which will be called Generali Stadium, feature an X-frame structure and double-curved roof, but construction won’t begin until 2028. The structure has been over a decade in the making, but the years of blocked projects saw the original design scrapped, forcing them to start afresh.

— Football Italia, publisher's words · Read the original ↗

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    Foot MercatoFR · FROwn reporting

    Le nom du nouveau San Siro a été dévoilé

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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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