Why did AC Milan discuss with Inter Milan when they changed the turf

This field is the home stadium shared by AC Milan and Inter Milan, which they call the San Siro when AC Milan is at home and Meazza when Inter Milan is at home. Together, this venue has witnessed countless great moments for the Milanese duo.

AC Milan's new stadium will be completed in 2015, three years later than Inter Milan's new stadium, but the stadium will cost 100 million euros, AC Milan's symbol red and black will be the exterior colors of the stadium, and in order to take into account the spectatorship, the stadium will only have 40,000 seats, more than half of the current 83,000 at the San Siro. Will the reduction in seats affect the team's revenue? The answer is no.

Since there are few supporting facilities around the San Siro stadium, such as restaurants, bars and other entertainment venues, the team's related property income is not much, and after the construction of the new stadium, more attention will be paid to these "peripheral income".

AC Milan's stadium plan is "very different" from Inter's new stadium, with Inter Milan's stadium located in the northwest and AC Milan's stadium in the southeast. Inter Milan will be built on the Allianz Stadium, while AC Milan will be built on Benfica's "Stadium of Light", and the new AC Milan stadium will have a larger appearance and more advanced facilities. In addition, unlike Inter, Berlusconi will bear the entire cost of building the stadium alone, and will not use title sponsorship to raise funds.

So AC Milan's investment is 100 million, while Inter Milan only has 100 million.

I don't know when I'll be able to use the new course. Juventus are now unbeaten in their new stadium. However, I am still very optimistic about Milan for this season's title. What do you think.

On December 16, 1899, AC Milan Football Club was established, on March 19, 1908, due to dissatisfaction with the team's excessive use of English players, some people established Inter Milan Football Club, San Siro Stadium was built in 1926, belonging to AC Milan team, and later in honor of Inter star Meazza, the two sides agreed to change the stadium to Meazza Stadium, he is the result of many years of feud between the two giants, AC Milan and the official became the San Siro Stadium, Inter Milan called Meazza Stadium. Therefore, it is the same field, and the change of turf must be agreed by the other party.

This is not unique to AC Milan, who share the same space as city rivals Inter Milan. When Inter Milan plays at home, Inter Milan calls it the Meazza Stadium, and AC Milan calls it San Siro when playing at home. Therefore, AC Milan has to discuss with Inter Milan to replace the turf.

AC Milan and Inter Milan share the same football stadium, the home stadium of Inter Milan is called Meazza, and the home stadium of AC Milan is called San Siro. Hit it all hands, remember to give points.

Neither team has its own stadium. Let's go on loan to the stadium in Milan**. In addition, changing the turf may affect the game, so the two teams need to negotiate.

Because they share the same stadium, AC Milan is called San Siro and Inter Milan is called Meazza.

AC Milan is at the San Siro and Inter Milan is at Meazza at home, but it's actually a stadium.

The two teams share a stadium Inter Milan is called Meaza and AC Milan is called San Siro.

Because there is only one stadium in the city of Milan, it is rented by AC Milan and Inter Milan, AC Milan calls it the San Siro Stadium, and Inter fans call it the Meazza Stadium. In almost every city in Italy, there is a phenomenon where two teams share a stadium, and since it is shared, it is natural that the change of turf and the construction of facilities cannot be decided unilaterally.

Because San Siro and Meazza are actually the same stadium. AC Milan calls it San Siro and Inter Milan calls it Meazza. This is a matter of history.

Because they share a home stadium, but the name is different, AC Milan calls it San Siro, and Inter Milan calls it Meazzar.

Because they use the same football field, Milan is called San Siro at home and Meazza at Inter!

By the way: there is only one Milan in the city of Milan - AC Milan, and the so-called Inter should be called - the international team.

Meazza and San Siro are the same stadium, but the names are different, and of course the two teams sharing the same stadium must be discussed!

Both Milan and cousin have access to the site.

They share a single venue. Milan called it San Siro, Inter called it Meazza.

Because their pitch, just that one, is shared!!

The home of AC Milan and Inter Milan.

Because of the co-rented Meazza Stadium.

Because two teams share a pitch.

Because the stadium belongs neither to Milan nor to the International.

It belongs to the municipality of Milan.

The two teams share the same home stadium, San Siro Meazza Stadium.

Because the two teams share the same stadium.

Because both use the Meazza Stadium.

Because there is a common stadium.

Because they are a natural team.

This is a problem left over from history.

Built in 1926, the San Siro Stadium was not originally the home of Inter, it was built by the then president of Milan, Mr. Pirelli, and belonged only to the Milan club.

Later, the city of Milan** bought the stadium, and the San Siro became the common home of both Milan teams. In the 80s, the name of the stadium was changed to Stadio Giuseppe Meazza in honor of the Italian superstar Meazza who played for both teams in Milan. Although Meazza also played for AC Milan, he spent the peak of his career at Inter Milan, and Milan fans were reluctant to name their home stadium after an iconic figure of their arch-rivals, so Milan fans still refer to the stadium by its former name, "San Siro".

The San Siro Stadium is named after the San Siro district in the western part of the city of Milan, when Pirelli was building the stadium.

Because the stadium is now owned by the city of Milan, neither team has its own stadium, so it was rented from the city of Milan, and the lease was signed until 2013. By the way, after World War II, both teams used the same stadium... But now they are preparing to build their own stadium.

The two teams have a historical relationship, with Inter Milan being a team reorganized by players who separated from AC Milan.

There is no better stadium in a city.

Because they belong to the same city, Milan.

The owner of AC Milan at the time, tire tycoon Pirelli, is now the sponsor of the Inter Milan jersey, a stadium funded for Inter Milan and his team AC Milan, although he was the owner of AC Milan at the time, he did not favor his own team, but gave the stadium a neutral name - San Siro ("San Siro" is the patron saint of Milan City, and it is also the name of the area where the stadium is located). Until the end of the 70s of the last century, the city of Milan changed the name of the stadium to the Meazza Stadium in honor of Giuseppe Meazza, the legendary superstar of Inter Milan who was famous in Italy in the 30s. Of course, AC Milan will not let the city rivals alone own the naming rights of this stadium, after negotiation, the final name of the stadium is "San Siromeacha", when the Rossoneri are at home, the stadium is called the San Siro, and when Inter Milan plays here, it is called the Meazza Stadium.

The team's tradition can improve the utilization of the pitch.

The NBA, Lakers and Clippers are also a gym.

Ac milan.

On December 16, 1899, a group of fans gathered in a room at the Hotel du Nord founded a sports club, Milan Football and Cricket Club. The founder is: Alfred.

Edwards. Over the course of a century, AC Milan has developed into one of the greatest teams in the world today. As of 2009, AC Milan has won seven UEFA Champions Leagues, five UEFA Super Cups, two UEFA Cup Winners' Cups, and four Intercontinental Cups and Club World Cups.

Domestically, they have won 17 Serie A titles, 2 Serie B titles, 5 cups and 5 Italian Super Cups. In the 2009-2010 season, AC Milan embarked on a new season after losing manager Carlo Ancelotti and attacking player Kaka.

Football Club Internazionale Milano (Inter or Internazionale) is a football club located in Milan, Lombardy, northern Italy, founded on March 9, 1908, and is now one of the Italian Primera Football League teams, owned by Massimo Moratti, who is currently the president of the club. Inter Milan was founded as part of the "Milan Cricket and Football Club" (now AC Milan) and later became its own business. The jersey consists of two main colors, blue and black.

Because the club was founded and opened its doors to all players from all over the world, not just Italian players, it is called an "international" club.

Two different teams, but they both have the same home address, but they have different names. AC Milan is called San Siro, Inter Milan is called Meazza!

Milan is the fashion capital of Italy, and she is home to two of the world's biggest football clubs. That's what we mean by "city derby", they are both a city and a first-class rival in Serie A.

To put it simply, there are two football clubs in a city called Milan.

They are all in Milan, AC Milan Club was established in 1899, and later foreign players were excluded, and a person led foreign players to establish Inter Milan, which means international.

They are both two football clubs within the Italian city of Milan.

Inter won three titles last season, and AC has been in a period of adjustment in recent years.

It's just that they are all clubs in Milan and there is a big difference.

Two teams in the same city.

There are many such cases.

Manchester United, for example. Manchester City's Super League.

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Inter Milan's home stadium is Meazza Stadium, and AC Milan Stadium is San Siro Stadium.

It's the same venue, but the two clubs have different names.

In Serie A, the Italian Football Federation will stagger the two teams when arranging the schedule, one playing at home and the other away. The same problem was addressed to Roma and Lazio.

If two teams play each other, then one team will be designated as the home team, because the league is a double round-robin, so the next round is the other team as the home team. The difference between the home team and the away team is mainly the tickets in the east and west stands. The north and south stands belong to AC and Inter fans respectively all year round.

If you play at home in the Champions League at the same time, one team will be postponed for a week because you can't play twice in a week at the same venue in the Champions League. This is the case in this year's Champions League.

The stadium is **, and both teams rent the stadium for use.

The stadium is not AC, it's not international, it's Milan.

Same city, same stadium, different names, AC is called San Siro, Inter is called Meazza.

Same city, same stadium, different names, different teams.

At different levels, Inter is garbage.

Is it all a city in Milan It's like Shanghai Shenhua and Shanghai Liancheng use the same home field, they are both one city, but they put the city behind.

That stadium is the brother of AC that doesn't belong to a certain club, so pay attention to your terminology.

The stadium belongs to the city of Milan, two teams and on lease for a hundred years.

Pay attention to your wording, ac stands for Italian Football Association. Using the letters AC alone to refer to Milan is an insulting way of expression.

Wrong!! The Estadio Meazza is shared by two great Milan teams!!

Shenhua and Liancheng are not merged into Shenhua now! AC Milan and Inter Milan won't merge!

He was a gift from Piero Pilli (mayor of Milan between 1909 and 1929) to his beloved city, the city of Milan.

He gave it to AC Milan, don't mess it up.

You have to call two names in one field.

Milan City is a world-famous football city, with two Serie A giants, AC Milan and Inter Milan. The two teams share the same stadium, but fans are reluctant to call the same stadium by the same name, with AC Milan fans calling it San Siro and Inter Milan fans calling it Meazza Stadium.

AC Milan was founded in 1898 as the "Milan Football and Cricket Club" and had a good record of success in the early 20th century, winning two or three national championships. In 1908, some players were dissatisfied with the team and separated and named "Inter Milan". The full name of the San Siro shared by the Milan duo is "Meazza San Siro".

San Siro is the name of a local saint in Milan, and every city in Italy has its own patron saint, and the stadium was named San Siro in honor of the patron saint of Milan.