Milan Mayor Giuseppe Sala said he may not be spared the demolition of San Siro while “rubbing” with the stadium to be used for the 2026 Winter Olympics and Paralympics.
AC Milan and Inter Milan, the two from Serie A who play at San Siro, presented new proposals for the redevelopment of the venue to the city’s municipality in May.
Later that month, it was that the stadium had no ‘cultural heritage’, which allowed it to be demolished rather than restructured if necessary.
Sala is believed to agree with the reconstruction plan, but said he may not “obstruct” plans to demolish the site.
“Like many, I love the San Siro stadium, but I have to behave with responsibility, because we have an asset, a heritage that we can’t throw away,” he said, as reported through Sportcafe.
“There is a very long discussion with Inter and [AC] Milan, based on the fact that we, as an administration, hinder the construction of a new stadium.
“If the groups passed by, we’d look stupid, with an empty San Siro with cobwebs.
“We’ve been in discussion for some time, knowing there are problems at stake, starting with the long term of this region. “
The San Siro will be used for the opening ceremonies of the 2026 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games.
The images have been from progression plans presented through AC Milan and Inter.
The billion euro (902 million pounds / $1. 2 billion) plans come with the preservation of elements of the existing Giuseppe Meazza stadium design as a component of a multi-purpose complex along a new 60,000-seat stadium.
The concepts, designed through Populous and Manica/Sportium, which decided to design the new stadium in September 2019, are parts of the existing stadium in a new advertising and sports district.
Plans come with an athletics court, a motorcycle path, a gym, a skateboard park, a futsal box and a sports museum.
Milan will host the 2026 Winter Olympics and Paralympics along Cortina D’Ampezzo.
Nancy Gillen is a journalist at insidethegames. biz. Se graduated from the University of Leeds with a bachelor’s degree in foreign history and politics, and also completed a one-year internship at the University as a communications assistant. The first in insidethegames. biz went to Turin for the men’s volleyball world championship.
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