San Siro, the deed for the transfer to Inter and Milan has been postponed to next week

Along a journey that took years between the original project, hitches, interruptions and restarting the process, a delay of a few days might seem irrelevant. In this case, however, not really. The news in the last few hours is that the deed for the transfer of the San Siro area to the new company controlled with 50% each by Milan and Inter will most likely be postponed until next week. In recent days there has been talk of a day between Wednesday 29th and Friday 31st October, but at this point we will talk about it again from Monday onwards.

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A problem? It depends on the timing of the slip. In fact, every day that passes is one less day on the calendar in relation to the fateful date of November 10th, the dead line in which the architectural restriction of the Superintendency on the second ring of the Meazza will be triggered, which therefore could no longer be demolished. In short, we will get to checkers by the wire, which in any case had already been taken into account. From what emerges, the slowdown cannot be attributed either to Palazzo Marino or to the clubs. The issue is that of the technical times to obtain the necessary financial guarantees, given that for the official signature it is necessary that the capital from the credit institutions involved first arrives in the municipal coffers. In all, this is a figure that is around – between the first tranche of the purchase price, VAT included, and a portion of the previous debts of Milan and Inter towards the Municipality of Milan – around 100 million euros. Meanwhile, the legal battle of the various citizens’ committees against the project continues, who have turned to the National Council of Notaries in Rome asking to block the act. The complaint claims, among other things, that the starting date of the historical restriction after 70 years would be uncertain and that the sale of the plant would cause damage to the treasury.