Milan and Inter have been trying for many years, after mobilizing, to find their new football palace that will take over the baton from “San Siro” (or Giuseppe Meazza if you prefer), but all their moves so far have been crowned with defeat To fail.

The final slap in the face for Rossoneri and Nerazzurri fans came through the Cattedrale plan when the two teams shook hands with Milan Mayor Bebe Sala last December to enter their new stadium in 2027.

According to this plan, the new stadium would be built in the San San Siro area near “Giuseppe Meazza”, while the construction would be handled by Populous, the same company that designed the imposing Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

However, as Gazzetta dello Sport revealed, this ambitious plan was abandoned. The reason is the protests from environmentalists and local residents, who persuaded the mayor of Milan to provoke a public debate on the issue, which would force the clubs to spend more money on the project, which would make the waiting time until construction even longer .

According to the publication, the two teams are changing their strategy and are now considering building their new stadium in the Sesto San Giovanni area outside the Lombardy capital, without specifying how far back their original plan will go in terms of the date they will enter their new stadium.

For his part, however, the Milan mayor published a document sent to him by representatives of the two teams last week and wanted to clarify that their attitude towards the desire to build the new stadium in the San Siro area has not changed.

“Nothing has changed since I received this letter. Today Gazzetta dello Sport published something about Milan and Inter’s intention to build the stadium elsewhere.

So either the paper is looking for a good title to sell, or the teams are telling me (and writing) something else.

With an official document in my hands, I choose the first version “, mentions Bebe Sala, among others.