Inter Milan & AC Milan Considering San Siro Purchase – Key Meeting Date Revealed | OneFootball

The municipality of Milano revealed that Inter Milan and AC Milan are evaluating the possibility of buying the San Siro Stadium.

Like the vast majority of football stadiums in Italy, the Giuseppe Mezza is owned by the local authorities.

The two Serie A giants have been hoping to demolish the current ground and build a modern stadium in its stead.

However, the authorities imposed a restriction, preventing the destruction of the stadium while citing its historic and cultural significance.

This prompted the two clubs to pursue separate paths, setting up projects on the outskirts of the city. Inter are looking to build their own stadium in the Rozzano region, while Milan have identified San Donato as their potential new home.

However, Milano Mayor Giuseppe Sala has been desperate to rescue the San Siro plans. He has come up with a new project to renovate the current ground, entrusting it to WeBuild.

The building company has recently presented its project for the two clubs who are now reflecting on the matter.

Inter Milan & AC Milan Reflecting On The Option To Buy San Siro

According to a newly released statement from the municipality, Inter and Milan are considering purchasing San Siro.

“The clubs, together with a team of technical and legal advisors, are evaluating the technical and financial aspects, taking into consideration hypotheses relating to the purchase or the right to the surface of the stadium and the areas of relevance,” reads the note via FcInterNews.

The municipality also reveals that a key meeting will take place in the second week of September.

“A meeting between the municipal administration and the teams will ensue in the second week of September.”

Nevertheless, Inter president Beppe Marotta made it clear in a new interview that the club would like to have its own stadium.