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This is not new, the San Siro renovation project is proving very complex. The stadium of the two Milan clubs is in the sights of UEFA, which alerted to the impasse of the renovation project and therefore of the realization of it, as indicated La Repubblica. With this matter at a standstill, the city of Milan could lose the attribution of the Champions League final in 2027, and even the fact of being a host for Euro 2032.
A threat which is not taken lightly, and the deadlines are particularly tight, concluded UEFA. The Webuild group’s project has not yet started (they must start in 2026) and must still be validated by the two Milan clubs. With this in mind, UEFA demanded a response by September to plan for the future. The C1 final in Milan could be missed, and hypotheses are raised for the Euro, in eight years. The first is based on a refusal of the two Milanese clubs to renovate the legendary enclosure, the C1 final will be saved with less extensive adaptation work. On the other hand, for Euro 2032, Milan will have to give guarantees on the stadium. The second hypothesis would be the construction of a new stadium for one of the two Milan clubs, which will then be a candidate for Euro 2032. Finally, the last is based on a total absence of football in the city of Milan, but it it would be a huge loss for what is considered the capital of transalpine football.
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