Inter & AC Milan Ask City Of Milan For More Time On San Siro Project – Mayor Gives Green Light & Schedules New Meeting | OneFootball

Inter Milan owners Oaktree Capital and AC Milan’s RedBird have asked the city of Milan for more time on the new San Siro project.

This according to Italian outlet Calcio e Finanza. They report that Milan Mayor Beppe Sala has granted the clubs’ request, and set a new meeting for Wednesday.

Inter Milan and AC Milan are working on plans to build a new stadium in the San Siro.

The clubs cannot completely demolish the existing stadium.

However, the Nerazzurri and the Rossoneri have worked with the city to move towards plans to build a new structure in the same area. Just adjacent to the iconic stadium.

Inter and Milan have yet to formalize plans with an official proposal, however. They will have to make an offer to the city to buy the land on which to build a new stadium.

This would see the clubs definitively move away from plans to build separately and outside the city proper.

Oaktree & RedBird Ask For More Time On New San Siro Project

Yesterday, the city of Milan summoned representatives of Inter and Milan for a meeting on the San Siro project.

The city do not want to wait much longer for a move forward. They are putting pressure on the club.

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However, in a meeting yesterday afternoon that lasted several hours, Inter and Milan did not provide the feasibility document on the project that the city were requesting.

According to Calcio e Finanza, the Nerazzurri and the Rossoneri are still ironing out the final details.

A key matter would be the procedure in place in case either Inter or Milan pull out of the project.

Accordingly, Inter and Milan have asked the city of Milan for more time.

And Milan Mayor Beppe Sala has granted the clubs exactly that, reports Calcio e Finanza.

However, the Mayor has immediately set a new meeting. Tomorrow afternoon, representatives of the clubs will once again be expected.