San Donato mayor requests ‘urgent meeting’ with Milan seeking stadium clarity | OneFootball

The new stadium situation involving AC Milan and Inter continues to provide more confusion than clarity, and the Mayor of San Donato has now requested a meeting.

Over the past few days, various newspaper reports have emerged suggesting that Milan and Inter could abandon their respective projects in San Donato and Rozzano to build a ‘new’ San Siro after all.

There was a meeting yesterday involving several key figures and it could lead the clubs to submit an expression of interest regarding the construction of a shared stadium, which will include the purchase of the San Siro area, the development of the surrounding areas and the redevelopment of the existing stadium.

A short while ago, the Mayor of the San Donato region – Francesco Squeri – published a press release which called for a meeting with the Milan management to understand their intentions. It was relayed through Radio Rossonera.

“In light of recent press reports and statements by the President of Milan that suggest considering the construction of the new stadium at San Siro as a concrete possibility, Mayor Squeri has requested an urgent meeting with the top management of Milan and the owners of the club in order to reach a clarification regarding the project for the stadium at San Donato, also considering that the administrative process now underway requires seriousness and transparency towards the institutions involved and all citizens.

“In line with the commitments made to keep citizens updated on all stages of the stadium project, following the meeting the Mayor will provide an update on the outcome of the meeting and the contents that emerged.”

It is understandable why Squeri would wish to gain clarity on what the Rossoneri’s intentions are, given they have put €40m into buying land in his region but continue to send mixed signals.