Generali Stadium: new San Siro design revealed by Wembley architects

Inter and Milan's new 71,500-capacity stadium, designed by Foster + Partners and Manica, will be called Generali Stadium with construction starting in 2028 and opening in 2031-32.

Inter and Milan have unveiled the design and official name of their new stadium, Generali Stadium, which will replace San Siro. The naming rights deal with Generali is among the largest of its kind in world sport, and the insurance company will also become Official Insurance Partner for both clubs.

The project is designed by Foster + Partners and Manica, the same architects behind the new Wembley. The stadium will hold approximately 71,500 spectators with a focus on proximity to the pitch. Two large rings wrap around the playing field at 360 degrees, with a roof covering every seat to amplify energy and noise.

The design's centrepiece is the two curved ends, which rise at 37-degree inclines and each hold 11,700 spectators. The architects describe them as "two walls of people leaning toward the pitch," with front rows positioned even closer to the field than current San Siro seating. Construction begins in 2028, with the stadium opening in 2031-32.