The Council of State has set the hearing for 4 May 2027 to examine the appeals presented against the resolutions to sell the San Siro area to the Inter and Milan clubs. The decision was communicated by Enrico Fedrighini, municipal councilor of the Mixed Group of Milan, who underlined the importance of continuing to assert one's rights regarding public health, compliance with the regulations on stadiums and the livability of the neighborhood. Fedrighini highlighted that the future of numerous neighborhoods in western Milan could be compromised if the sale were to proceed, in addition to the risks linked to asbestos and toxic dust generated by demolitions. According to him, it is essential to block the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) procedure until a global project is presented that also includes the Health Impact Assessment (HIA).
In the meantime, the city has scheduled the presentation of the project for the new stadium, entrusted to the studios of Norman Foster and David Manica, known for the construction of the new Wembley. The project must address environmental and health concerns raised by the community and relevant authorities. The next hearing of the Council of State represents a crucial moment to decide whether the sale of the San Siro area can proceed or whether it will be necessary to review the conditions and development requirements. The result will influence not only land management but also the health and quality of life of residents. The case remains awaiting further developments, with the hope of finding a solution that respects both the interests of the clubs and the needs of the Milanese community.