"We've shared the stadium for a long time. Today we own it, but we've been managing it together for many years. We went through a long process together to reach the purchase, but good things always take time. We're very happy with what we've achieved. The new stadium needs to be as iconic as the current one, where the clubs have enjoyed so much success."
"We've worked to make our team competitive, and I think we've succeeded. As Max Allegri says: the numbers are drawn up in March. It's still early to draw conclusions, but we're confident and optimistic. We've built many agreements with Inter around the stadium, but there will be a lot of rivalry over the next hour and a half."
AC Milan and Inter share ownership and long-term management of the San Siro stadium after a lengthy purchase process aimed at preserving an iconic venue. Milan began the season positively and considers the squad competitive, with confidence tempered by the view that final assessments come in March. Both teams will field a 3-5-2 formation, though their styles differ. Last season Milan won three of five derbies and secured victories in the Supercoppa Italiana and a Coppa Italia semi-final tie. Agreements exist between the clubs around stadium matters, yet intense rivalry is expected during derby matches.
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