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Aerial render of Generali Stadium beside the neighbourhood, with the park in the foreground
A San Siro & dintorni project
San Siro area · Milan · since 1926

San Siro, the district
of the new stadium.

A hundred years of stadium, two racecourses and the parks west of the via Novara crossroads. This is where Generali Stadium, the new home of AC Milan and Inter, is being planned.

Seats
71,500
Works, planned
2028
First season
2031/32
From the crossroads
600 m
Design
Foster + Partners · MANICA
Clients
AC Milan · FC Internazionale
Unveiled
29 Oct 2026 · Castello Sforzesco
Status
A plan: construction not started

Render 2026 · Foster + Partners and MANICA · AC Milan and FC Internazionale Milano · Generali Stadium is a trademark of Assicurazioni Generali

SHEET 01

The project in figures.

Clubs’ press release · ANSA · Adnkronos · Il Giorno · Panorama
A 71,500 seats
B 2 tiers, in a bowl shape
C 37° rake of the end stands
D 281,000 m² of plan area, for the stadium, public space and greenery
E 60 m high at the tallest point
F 270 m long (300 m with the podium), 244 m wide
G €2.3bn the stated total cost of the project
H 2032 EURO 2032 in Italy and Türkiye, the first big target
Capacity over a century
1926
opening
35–40,000
1990
third tier
85,700
2031/32
Generali Stadium
71,500
The district, in figuresComune di Milano · Wikipedia · sansiromilano.com
1926the stadium in the district, for a hundred years
1920the flat racecourse, the first of the two
135 haParco delle Cave, the largest of the western parks
600 mfrom the via Novara × via San Giusto crossroads to the stadium
SHEET 02

The area, from the crossroads.

Data from sansiromilano.com · every entry on two sources
The crossroads Via Novara × via San Giusto 45°28′22″ N · 9°07′09″ E Postcode 20153 · Municipio 7

Two roads: via Novara, east–west, and via San Giusto, north–south. North of here is the stadium; south, the hospital and Baggio.

From the crossroads, via San Giusto leads to the Curva Sud, AC Milan’s end. The other end belongs to Inter.

Health San Carlo Borromeo hospital Via Pio II 3. Emergencies: 112. ASST Santi Paolo e Carlo · Ministry of Health
Library Biblioteca Harar Via Albenga 2, with a local history section. City of Milan · ICCU
City Municipio 7 offices Via Anselmo da Baggio 55. City of Milan
Water · MM Water kiosks Nearest: via Viterbo at via Nikolajevka. MilanoToday · City of Milan
Waste · Amsa Municipio 7 eco-point Via Anselmo da Baggio 55. Amsa · Green Planner
All services, with hours and phone numbers (Italian) →
SHEET 03

Around the stadium.

From the main site · every entry on two sources

The stadium sits in a district with a century of history, four parks, two racecourses and a community that tells its story. The essentials are here; the rest is on the main site.

Photo licences: CC BY-SA 4.0 · CC BY 3.0

SHEET 04

The project, in pictures.

Clubs’ renders · via Dezeen · model at the unveiling
Renders Foster + Partners and MANICA · AC Milan and FC Internazionale Milano · via Dezeen. More images: Inter · inter.it and AC Milan · acmilan.com. Model: photographs from the unveiling, 29 Oct 2026. Low resolution, for documentation.Click an image to enlarge
In the areaHistoric photographs of the areasansiromilano.com ↗
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SHEET 05

Where it goes.

OpenStreetMap · north up
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Key
AGiuseppe Meazza stadiumSThe crossroads · via Novara × via San Giusto
Key
New stadiumMeazza, to be demolishedThe retained “L”Plan areaGreen and racecoursesBlocksM5 metro
A
The Meazza
Mostly demolished: an L-shaped part of the blue and orange sectors stays, without the third tier.
B
No housing
Offices, hotels and shops on the site, set within green space.
C
Up to 17 storeys
In the VAS scenarios new buildings range from 5 to 17 storeys.
D
Patroclo tunnel
Moved and rebuilt, for construction and the underground car parks.

Map: © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL licence. Points: Meazza coordinates from Wikipedia and Lombardia Beni Culturali; crossroads from sansiromilano.com. The new stadium’s footprint has not been published yet, so it is not drawn. VAS scenarios: MilanoToday · Urbanfile.

In the areaThe area today, from the crossroadssansiromilano.com ↗
SHEET 06

The same ground, three times.

From the sansiromilano.com photo archive
San Siro under construction in 1926: four separate stands in open country1926
The building site, in open countryUnknown author · Wikimedia Commons / Comune di Milano · PD-Italy
View from the south: farmsteads, the Harar estate and the stadium with its second tier1953–57
The second tier and the Harar estateUnknown author · Milan history Facebook groups
Render of Generali Stadium at sunset with the Alps2031/32
The design, with the AlpsRender · Foster + Partners and MANICA · AC Milan and FC Internazionale Milano
The full photo archive (Italian) →
SHEET 07

From the sale to the first match.

Filled: done · hollow: planned
  1. 5 Nov 2025

    Deed signed: stadium and land pass to Milan and Inter.

  2. 19 Sep 2026

    The Meazza turns one hundred; the VAS shows the volumes.

  3. 29 Oct 2026

    Design and name unveiled at the Castello Sforzesco.

  4. 2028

    Construction begins, after approvals.

  5. 2031/32

    First season in the new stadium.

Appeals and proceedings, in the press review (Italian) → In the areaBefore: the history of the districtsansiromilano.com ↗
SHEET 08

How it is built.

Sky Sport · ANSA
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Animated diagram · not to scale

The X façade

The outer façade is an X-shaped structure in precast concrete, with naturally ventilated colonnades. The LED lights take the colour of the team playing at home.

Sources: Il Giornale · Panorama · Urbanfile
FACADE · DIAGRAM
01The bowl

Two compact tiers that keep the crowd close to the pitch.

podiumstreet levelELEVATION · DIAGRAM
02The podium

The stadium sits above the ground: visible from afar, with level entry.

FACADE · DIAGRAM
03The facade

Crossed “diamond” diagonals, a loggia that recalls Milan’s porticoes.

DesignFoster + Partners and MANICA, chosen in June 2025 from thirteen studios, five shortlisted.

Illustrated cutaway of Generali Stadium with its sustainability features
© Drawing Foster + Partners and MANICA · AC Milan and FC Internazionale Milano · via Dezeen
The sustainability diagram From the clubs’ drawing
27,500 m²
of solar panels on the roof
Central oculus
in a double-curved roof
Concrete
low-carbon precast, on the facade
Water
rainwater harvested, grey water recycled
100% electric
with LED lighting
Ventilation
natural, through the colonnade at concourse level
In the areaThe parks around the stadiumsansiromilano.com ↗

In their words

Public statements, reported by at least two outlets
«A stadium rooted in the present, leaning towards the future and arched towards the past.»
Norman Foster, architect, Foster + Partners Unveiling, Castello Sforzesco, 29 Oct 2026 Sources: ANSA · SportMediaset · translated from Italian
«A stadium that would be even more San Siro than before.»
David Manica, architect, MANICA Unveiling, Castello Sforzesco, 29 Oct 2026 Sources: L’Unione Sarda · Il Giorno · translated from Italian
«San Siro is a feeling more than a building; we want to bring that feeling into the new stadium.»
David Manica, architect, MANICA Unveiling, Castello Sforzesco, 29 Oct 2026 Sources: Il Giorno · Nicola Porro / Milano Quotidiano · translated from Italian
«The curves will be a wall of eleven thousand people, raked at 37 degrees: the essence of the stadium.»
Norman Foster, architect, Foster + Partners Unveiling, Castello Sforzesco, 29 Oct 2026 Sources: ANSA · SportMediaset · translated from Italian
«We want to build more than a stadium; we want to give a vision of Milan.»
Norman Foster, architect, Foster + Partners Unveiling, Castello Sforzesco, 29 Oct 2026 Sources: Il Giorno · Nicola Porro / Milano Quotidiano · translated from Italian
«Today’s event is the culmination of years of work and determination to bring a world-class stadium to Milan and to Italy.»
Paolo Scaroni, president, AC Milan Generali agreement, 2026 Sources: Sky Sport · TuttoMercatoWeb · translated from Italian
SHEET 09

Getting there.

M5 diagram · not to scale
San Siro StadioterminusSan Siro Ippodromoclosed after eventsSegestaclosed after eventsLottochange M1M5

On match and concert days the streets around the stadium close. Check ATM for times and closures on the day.

Routes from Centrale, Cadorna and the ring road (Italian) →
SHEET 10

FAQ.

Every answer on at least two sources

Generali Stadium. Milan and Inter presented the name on 29 October 2026 at the Castello Sforzesco.

71,500, on two tiers. The Meazza held 85,700 in 1990, with the third tier; today it lists 75,817.

The clubs expect construction to start in 2028 and the first match in the 2031/32 season, subject to approvals.

Foster + Partners and MANICA, chosen by Inter and Milan in June 2025 after a selection of thirteen studios, five of them shortlisted.

In the San Siro district, next to the Meazza, to the west towards via Tesio. About 600 metres from the traffic light at via Novara and via San Giusto.

Under the plan most of it will be demolished; an L-shaped section remains to the south-east. Offices, hotels and shops are planned on the rest of the site, set within green space.

No. The VAS scenarios plan offices, hotels and shops on the Meazza site, with no residential buildings.

60 metres high at its tallest point, 270 metres long (300 with the podium) and 244 metres wide. The whole plan covers 281,000 m².

The stated total cost of the project is €2.3 billion. It is a planning figure, reported by Panorama and FinanciaLounge.

The rest of the area, on sansiromilano.com (Italian).

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