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Tuttosport: Generali stadium no longer San Siro, but already captivating

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AC Milan’s new stadium will be called the Generali Stadium, with the major insurance company set to pay around €650 million over 25 years for the naming rights to the new, imposing Milanese venue.

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AC Milan’s new stadium will be called the Generali Stadium, with the major insurance company set to pay around €650 million over 25 years for the naming rights to the new, imposing Milanese venue.

The name and structure will certainly not have appealed particularly much to the more nostalgic and romantic fans, but to take a step into the future, a breath of fresh air was needed, such as the one that will be brought by the stadium designed by the two firms, Manica and Foster.

That is referring to the new stadium details and capacity: 71,500 seats and the steep stands, inclined at 37°, like Dortmund’s Yellow Wall.

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