According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, five lawsuits related to the San Siro sale have been dismissed, which could accelerate the project's timeline.

The Regional Administrative Court of Lombardy ruled in favor of Inter, Milan, and the Milan municipal government. Of the five lawsuits filed against the San Siro sale, four were dismissed for lack of standing and one was dismissed following substantive review.

Following preliminary work completed in recent months, the designs by Foster + Partners and Manica are expected to be presented between late October and early November. This will be followed by a strategic environmental assessment, with related opinions expected by mid-December.

La Gazzetta dello Sport reports that the public's main concern is the environmental impact of the project, which includes excavation of 1.5 million cubic meters of earth, generation of 126,000 cubic meters of demolition waste, and tens of thousands of truck movements. The project's total investment is €2.3 billion, with approximately €700 million allocated to constructing a new 71,500-seat stadium, which will include more than 13,000 premium seats; €400 million for hotels, shopping centers, and office buildings; and another €400 million in financing costs. The project will be executed through project financing.

Subsequently, a feasibility plan will advance, and the implementation plan is expected to be approved by March 2027 and sanctioned through a service conference. This will enable completion of relevant procedures and the start of construction by summer 2027, with project completion scheduled for June 2031. The old San Siro stadium is expected to retain only portions of its blue and orange stands, while the remainder will be demolished. Approximately 60,000 seats will be sold or distributed to supporters.

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