Overview
- The majority counts 24 declared votes for the San Siro sale, with Lista Sala leader Marco Fumagalli holding the pivotal 25th decision.
- City leaders are weighing a postponement to a second convocation that would lower the quorum to 15, as Forza Italia signals opposition or procedural obstruction.
- The Comitato Legalità led by Nando Dalla Chiesa flags gaps in beneficial ownership disclosure, possible anti‑money‑laundering risks, and an earn‑out clause that could enable a 25% control transfer without benefit to the city.
- Vice‑mayor Anna Scavuzzo says Inter and Milan owe about €20 million for unperformed works and will settle before the deed, while the deal uses a €197 million valuation with €73 million paid upfront and the balance in installments.
- FIGC president Gabriele Gravina urges a solution as UEFA standards exclude the Meazza in its current state from Euro 2032 hosting consideration.