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Generali Stadium unveiled: Milan giants set to demolish iconic San Siro in €1.2bn project

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AC Milan and Inter reveal new 71,500-seat stadium, signaling the end for iconic San Siro.

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Generali Stadium unveiled: Milan giants set to demolish iconic San Siro in €1.2bn project. AC Milan and Inter reveal new 71,500-seat stadium, signaling the end for iconic San Siro. Covered by 1 publications. IOL: Generali Stadium unveiled: Milan giants set to demolish iconic San Siro in €1.2bn project.

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  1. IOL South Africa Generali Stadium unveiled: Milan giants set to demolish iconic San Siro in €1.2bn project AC Milan and Inter reveal new 71,500-seat stadium, signaling the end for iconic San Siro. 6 h ago · Tier 3

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