The Generali Stadium, the new stadium shared by Inter and Milan, was officially presented this evening at the Castello Sforzesco in Milan. The gala event, organized by TMW, saw the joint participation of the two teams, despite the derby match between the two rivals being scheduled for two days later. The inauguration was a sign of understanding between the two companies, who decided to build the new plant in joint venture.
The event brought together not only the players of the two teams, but also leading figures from the world of Milanese football. Among those present was the mayor of Milan, Giuseppe Sala, who welcomed the representatives of Inter and Milan with a warm welcome. Furthermore, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Rossoneri consultant, and Adriano Galliani, who expressed his support for Galliani's candidacy for the next presidency of the FIGC, were present. The presence of these personalities highlighted the importance of the project for the city and for Italian football in general.
The Generali Stadium will be a modern facility, with a capacity of around 60,000 seats, which will be able to host both Serie A matches and international events. The two companies have agreed to share construction, management and maintenance costs, with the aim of creating a new point of reference for Milan fans. The project was presented with technical details on the design, infrastructure and sustainable solutions adopted to reduce environmental impact.
The presentation took place in an atmosphere of great enthusiasm, with fans of both teams cheering and cheering the event. Inter and Milan have said they are thrilled to be able to share a new stadium, underlining that the collaboration is a step forward for Italian football. The event concluded with the promise of a new era for the two teams, as they prepare to compete for the same home and offer fans an unprecedented gaming experience.
With the Milan derby scheduled for October 31st, the two teams are preparing to play their first match at the new Generali Stadium. The inauguration marked the beginning of a new phase for Inter and Milan, who will now be able to count on a cutting-edge facility for their future challenges.