Inter and Milan plan Generali Stadium, with construction targeted for 2028

Inter Milan and AC Milan’s proposed new shared stadium is to be called Generali Stadium, according to reports from Football Italia and Gazzetta dello Sport. Football Italia’s report described the name as officially presented by the two clubs. Gazzetta dello Sport likewise referred to the project as the “new San Siro” and identified Generali Stadium as the planned home of both teams.

The reports also said the clubs aim to begin construction in 2028. That date is presented as a target rather than confirmation that building work has begun or that the schedule is final. Both clubs are associated with the stadium project in the supplied reports.

The material does not provide further information about whether the existing San Siro would remain in use during construction, nor does it state when the proposed venue would open. The reports do not include verified figures for the stadium’s capacity, construction cost or financing arrangements. They also do not specify the site beyond identifying the project as the new home of Inter and Milan and linking it to the San Siro.

Gazzetta dello Sport’s headline refers to figures behind the deal, but no such figures are included in the supplied material. As a result, those details cannot be independently summarised here. The main confirmed development from the available reports is therefore the proposed name, Generali Stadium, and the stated ambition to begin construction in 2028.

Further information about the design, timetable and commercial agreement is not established by the material provided.