Serie A champions AC Milan deserve a world-class stadium that is indicative of their global potential, the founder of U.S. investment firm RedBird Capital Partners Gerry Cardinale said.
Milan technical director Paolo Maldini said in December that the club's proposed move, with San Siro co-tenants Inter Milan, from the 95-year-old stadium was needed to ensure future success for both clubs. "A brand of this scale, like AC Milan, should have infrastructure that is indicative of its football prowess and global potential," Cardinale told the Financial Times.
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