AC Milan and Inter unveil stunning images and name of new 71,500 stadium to replace San Siro

AC Milan and Inter revealed designs for their new 71,500-capacity Generali Stadium, set to open in 2031 and replace the 100-year-old San Siro.

AC Milan and Inter unveiled the design and name of their shared new stadium on Thursday evening. The ground will be called Generali Stadium, with Italian insurance company Generali securing naming rights in a deal worth $725m over 20 years.

The 71,500-capacity venue has been designed by Foster + Partners and MANICA, featuring an X-frame structure and double curved roof. The clubs said the project represents a long-term investment in their futures and will contribute to Milan's cultural and economic development. The stadium is scheduled to open in 2031, at which point the iconic San Siro—home to both clubs since 1947 and now 100 years old—will be demolished.

Milan chairman Paolo Scaroni explained the move is necessary because San Siro lacks modern facilities required by UEFA, having been excluded as a venue for Euro 2032. The shared project allows both clubs to split construction and running costs.