AC Milan and Inter are reportedly attempting to co-operate with a San Siro plan, but the council have requested they hurry up.
As Corriere della Sera (via Milan News) write, as of yesterday, plans have not been submitted to the council – who are expecting a feasibility document as well as a purchase offer in the short future. However, it seems things are still a way away.
The reasoning for this is currently unclear, but Mayor Beppe Sala believes that the clubs are potentially stalling the idea – a frustration given previous assurances. Instead, it seems that evaluations are still continuing for the San Donato project, leading the council to ‘ask to stop it’.
Things must speed up soon, otherwise the council are ready to pull the plug on a deal if delays continue. Should this happen, another plan will be presented to the City for a different buyer, which is not a positive thing for either club.
Ultimately, this is just the latest in a heavily extended, and tedious, back and forth which seems like it will continue despite the reported ending of the San Donato pursuit. As we’ve seen in the past though, it’s never simple when it comes to the two clubs and their futures involving (or not involving) San Siro.
