AC Milan president Paolo Scaroni said today's event represents the culmination of years of work and determination, referring to the new naming agreement with Generali for the club's future stadium. In an interview with TMW, Scaroni highlighted how Generali, one of Italy's leading financial institutions, has joined the long-term vision of the club and its properties, RedBird and Oaktree, to create a "new home for generations of fans and a lasting legacy for Milan".
The president also commented on the club's balance sheet, defining the business model as solid despite a complex season. Scaroni highlighted that, from day one, Generali has shared the objective of bringing a world-class stadium to Milan and Italy, underlining the global scope of the project and the importance of an investment that goes beyond the simple arena.
In the broader context of SerieA, Milan is preparing for a future in which the new stadium can host high-profile matches and become a point of reference for Italian football. The agreement with Generali, which bears the group's name on the stadium, was presented as a fundamental step towards the modernization of the club's infrastructure and a sign of ambition for the coming seasons.
Scaroni closed the interview by recalling the importance of financial stability and long-term vision, elements which, according to him, have allowed Milan to maintain a solid business model. With the new stadium under construction, the club aims to consolidate its position not only in SerieA but also at European level, offering fans a high-level experience and ensuring the club has a competitive future.
The next step will be the practical implementation of the project, with the construction of the new stadium expected to be completed within the next few years, allowing Milan to welcome the next generations of fans and consolidate its legacy in the Italian football landscape.