AC Milan and Inter are looking into the possibilities of collaborating on a ‘new San Siro’, but there is once again a factor to consider for the clubs if a partnership is to be moved forward with once again.
In recent months, it feels like Milan have explored several routes, and it doesn’t seem like they have really moved forward with anything at present. During the San Siro renovation discussions, the Rossoneri were favouring a move to their project in San Donato.
Nevertheless, when a decision was to be made, there were suggestions that the Diavolo had been seriously considering renovating the historic stadium. Of course, we now know that they decided – with Inter – to not move forward with the renovation project.
However, this may not be the end of the two clubs working together. This morning’s edition of Gazzetta dello Sport (seen below) has suggested that they have ‘reopened the hypothesis’ of a joint project near San Siro.
There is a downside to the idea, though. According to the report, the timescale of the project could be as long as 10 years, and with Mayor Sala offering threats to the club’s about their rental agreement expiry, they may not be able to afford such a wait for a new stadium.
