Nothing Seems to stand in the way of the Demolition of the Famous San Siro Stadium in Milan Anymore. In The Night of Monday to Tuesday, the City Council Approved the Sale of the Football Stadium to its users Internazionale and AC Milan.
The More Than Eleven-Hour Debate Ended Around 4:00 am And was Settled with 24 Votes to 20. The Clubs Will Pay 197 Million Euros for Both the Iconic Stadium and the Adjacent Land.
The Sale Allows Inter and AC Milan to Process with Plans for a New Stadium. The Costs for the Project, which, in Addition to New Accommodation, also includes A Broader Redevelopment of the Surrounding Area, Are Estimated AT 1.2 Billion Euros.
With the new stage, the clubs, which are owned by American Investment Funds, Hope for More Income. Part of the outdated San Siro, which is Considered Cultural Heritage, Will Be Preserved.
Opponents of the Sale of the Stadium Believe the Price Paid by The Clubs is too Low. There were also protests to demolish a stage with so much history.
San Siro, official Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, is The Largest Stadium in Italy with a capacity of 75,000. The Stadium Dating from 1926 was Thoroughly Renovated for the 1990 World Cup.
Milan is one of the venues for the 2032 European Championship, which Italy is organizing together with turkey. The New Stadium, which will be build next to San Siro and must accommodation 71,500 spectators, must be BE in use.