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Milan and Inter Unveil Generali Stadium Plan

The project prioritizes premium hospitality to raise revenue and targets 2031 completion so the venue can be assessed for UEFA Euro 2032.

Overview

  • Milan and Inter presented the project on Thursday, October 29, 2026, and revealed the commercial name Generali Stadium along with official renderings and specifications.
  • The stadium is designed by Foster + Partners and MANICA to seat 71,500 on two tiers with 37°-inclined curves, an oval form, a fixed roof and a non-retractable pitch.
  • Clubs plan more than €2.3 billion in total investment with roughly €708 million for stadium construction and a major increase to 8,000–13,000 premium hospitality places to boost revenue.
  • Work is scheduled to begin in mid-2027 with a 2031 delivery goal before phased demolition of most of San Siro and retention of a section for commercial or memorial use.
  • The plan includes dozens of food and retail outlets, full accessibility, a glass ‘Tunnel Club,’ LED façade and about €100 million in sound insulation to limit impact on nearby homes while prompting debate over heritage loss and local disruption.