Football / Serie A

Milan and Inter unveil plans for 71,500-seat Generali Stadium

By Matchweek Desk · 2 Nov 2026

Giuseppe Meazza Stadium (San Siro), Milan — archive 2022-10-09 — Archive photo · 2022-10-09 · Giuseppe Meazza Stadium (San Siro), Milan. The existing San Siro, not a rendering of the proposed Generali Stadium. Photo/Map: Arne Müseler / arne-mueseler.com / CC-BY-SA-3.0 · File/source · CC BY-SA 3.0 Germany. No image changes made for this pack.

AC Milan and Inter unveiled plans for a shared 71,500-seat venue called Generali Stadium on 29 October 2026. The clubs presented the project as their future home, with architecture by Foster + Partners and MANICA. (Inter joint club announcement · ANSA)

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The design includes an exterior X-frame and a sweeping double-curved roof, according to the joint club announcement. These are features of the proposed stadium; the unveiling did not mean a new ground had opened. (Inter joint club announcement · ANSA)

Confirmed announcement facts · 2026-10-29
Project detail	Announced plan
Capacity	71,500 seats
Architects	Foster + Partners and MANICA
Opening target reported by ANSA	2031–32

Sources: Inter joint club announcement · ANSA.

The timetable remains a plan

ANSA’s report set out an intended opening in the 2031–32 season and an expected construction start in 2028. Both dates describe the project’s timetable at the announcement, rather than completed milestones or a guaranteed delivery schedule. (ANSA)

The announcement supplied a name, proposed capacity and architectural team for the clubs’ future home. The existing San Siro and the proposed Generali Stadium remain distinct venues in the plans. (Inter joint club announcement · ANSA)

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