US EditionMarotta on San Siro: “Embarrassing, Inter & AC Milan Can Go Elsewhere”
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Marotta: San Siro must be 'torn down and rebuilt' like Wembley
Inter President Beppe Marotta insists that the Stadio Meazza must be ‘torn down and rebuilt’ like Wembley Stadium as the city of Milan is becoming ‘marginal in the football landscape.’Marotta already sent a warning about a new stadium for Inter and Milan on Sunday night and discussed the same matter on Monday morning in an interview with Radio Anch’Io lo Sport.Marotta explains Inter and Milan’s plan for new San SiroMILAN, ITALY – SEPTEMBER 14: O…
A few minutes before kick-off between Inter and Sassuolo, the Nerazzurri president spoke about the San Siro issue. The San Siro saga has resumed in recent days: earlier this week, the Milan City Council approved the sale of the stadium and surrounding area to AC Milan and Inter, with the two clubs therefore close to acquiring it. This saga will continue for a long time, considering that at Friday's City Council meeting, it appears a majority was…
Marotta on San Siro: “Embarrassing, Inter & AC Milan can go elsewhere”
Inter Milan president Giuseppe Marotta has said “Inter and AC Milan will have to go elsewhere” if the drama surrounding San Siro remains unresolved.The Italian businessman spoke to DAZN, with quotes via FCInterNews, prior to the Nerazzurri’s Serie A clash against Sassuolo this evening.Inter welcome the Neroverdi to San Siro as both sides look to get their season back on track.This week, Milan City Council erupted into infighting over the decisio…
Tuttosport reports on the issue of selling San Siro and the surrounding areas to AC Milan and Inter Milan. The City Council will meet on September 29th to vote on the resolution previously approved by the Executive Committee. AC Milan president Paolo Scaroni swears it will be the most beautiful stadium in the world: of 71,000 seats, 15,000 will be reserved for the "corporate" area, as the "circo popolare" represents high costs and a low prospect…
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