CF: San Siro a potential UCL final venue – Milan and Inter’s decision crucial | OneFootball

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·21 August 2024

CF: San Siro a potential UCL final venue – Milan and Inter’s decision crucial

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AC Milan and Inter are still being consulted about a possible San Siro renovation, and with UEFA tempted by the idea of a Champions League final at the stadium in years to come, a decision must be made soon.

San Siro is one of the most iconic stadiums in world football, and as a result, it comes as no shock that the stadium is being considered to host the pinnacle of European football’s top competition. However, work must be done for it to be a feasible opportunity.


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According to Calcio e Finanza’s report (via Milan News), Inter and Milan are still evaluating the plans that WeBuild presented regarding the renovation possibilities for San Siro. However, things are continuing to move from the outside.

It is reported that the Milan City Council has approved the Documento Unico di Programmazione (DUP) 2025-2027, which allows guidance and strategy from local authorities, and within the programme, there is space dedicated to San Siro.

To go deeper into the plans, there are two focuses – the 2026 Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics and also the Champions League final – and there is a concrete possibility of the stadium hosting the competition final with UEFA identifying the ground as a potential host for the fixture.

However, this assignment has been suspended until September because several conditions must be met for the stadium to be suitable to hold the event. Most notably, the stadium must be modernised – similar to how it did for the 2016 final – so a decision must be made about the future of the stadium if hosting the final at San Siro is going to be a possibility.

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