🚨 Milan and Inter buy San Siro for €197m to knock it down | OneFootball

After a process that began two years ago, last night at dawn the Milan City Council approved the sale of the San Siro stadium to Inter and Milan.

With 24 votes in favor, 20 against, and 2 abstentions, the Milan City Council approved a deal valued at 197 million euros. The stadium and the adjacent area, which until now were municipally owned, are now the property of the two clubs.

The night was marked by numerous protests outside Piazzale Marino by many citizens opposed to the decision and the city council's urban policy.

The century-old stadium will host the opening ceremony of the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympic Games and will then be demolished to make way for a new stadium designed by British architect Norman Foster. The idea is to have it ready for Euro 2032.

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