AC Milan and Inter unveil 71,500-seater ‘Generali Stadium’ to replace San Siro

The Serie A giants reveal joint plans for their state-of-the-art new home…

By Tom Rostance · Goal

Published: Thursday, 29 October 2026 at 9:52 PM

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AC Milan and Inter have unveiled plans for the new 71,500-capacity Generali Stadium to replace the San Siro.
Italian company Generali has secured a long-term naming rights agreement for the venue.
The ground features an exposed concrete X-frame roof support and stands banked up to 37 degrees.

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AC Milan and Inter have officially unveiled joint plans for their proposed new home, the Generali Stadium, which is set to replace the historic San Siro. The modern 71,500-capacity venue will be constructed within a 281,000-square-metre urban regeneration project in the San Siro district, with insurance firm Generali securing long-term naming rights.

Designed by the architects behind Wembley Stadium, the ground will feature an exposed concrete X-frame, two continuous tiers, and steep stands banked up to 37 degrees. Construction is scheduled to begin in 2028, targeting an opening ahead of the 2031/32 season and Euro 2032.

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