Milan to leave San Siro

[reza]

Shareholders meeting talked about stadium and Scaroni is quoted as saying a stadium decision (to stay or leave) will have to happen soon

[reza]

Looks like the future is still a shared stadium, even if it is not at the San Siro (a small chance of another stadium)

[millinarios]

Looks like the future is still a shared stadium, even if it is not at the San Siro (a small chance of another stadium)

I can understand from a financial standpoint, as it is more cost effective.

Building our own stadium however would be a real big dick move.

[Mystik]

There's no point for us to build a brand new stadium only for us to share it again. When our finances are solid again, just follow Barbara's original plan and build a state of the art venue and be done with it

[AC_Troy]

http://www.espn.com/soccer/ac-milan/stor...ts?src=com

I'd rather a new stadium

[reza]

Hoping Elliott or someone does an owned stadium, 50k is easily ok (Juve's is 41k)

[AC_Troy]

Hoping Elliott or someone does an owned stadium, 50k is easily ok (Juve's is 41k)

Yep.  Biggest reason for me

[reza]

Scaroni

"The fundamental ingredient is the stadium, and I've dedicated myself to that. Milan must have a new stadium in order to adapt to the times that we live in."

[AC_Troy]

It doesn't make sense for us to pump money into upgrading the stadium when we can take that money and put it towards a new one then get 100% profit like Juve with their stadium. It's also smart to downsize as we're not selling out majority of the games and it would create a better environment

[xudong]

I agree with you. I don't understand why we don't want to own. Maybe there is something that we outsiders don't know?