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Sources: New Milan, Inter stadium gets $725M naming rights deal with Generali

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AC Milan and Inter Milan have secured a $725M naming rights deal with Generali for their new San Siro stadium.
AC Milan and Inter Milan have agreed a major naming rights partnership with Italian insurance company Generali for their new shared stadium, replacing the historic San Siro. The deal is valued at $725 million. The new stadium will serve as the home for both Milan clubs, marking a significant development in the city's football infrastructure.
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- Mundo Deportivo
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