New Milan stadium unveiled: it will be called Generali Stadium

The new shared stadium for Milan and Inter will be called Generali Stadium, with construction starting in 2027 and completion targeted for 2031.

Milan and Inter have unveiled the name of their new shared stadium: Generali Stadium. The project, presented at Castello Sforzesco, will feature a 71,500-capacity ground built on two tiers across a 281,000 square-metre site. Beyond the stadium itself, the development will include a hotel, offices, shops, restaurants, sports facilities, and museums for both clubs, alongside green spaces.

The iconic San Siro will be largely demolished, though a section of the Curva Sud and part of the distinctive external ramps will be preserved as a memorial. Construction is scheduled to begin in 2027, with completion targeted for 2031—a timeline tied to Milan's bid to host Euro 2032.