Norman Foster wants to go to the curva at the Generali Stadium at 91
Architect Norman Foster, designer of the Generali Stadium, told La Gazzetta dello Sport and TuttoMercatoWeb he wants to attend a match in the curva at 91.
Norman Foster, the architect of the Generali Stadium, the future home of Inter and AC Milan, has spoken to the Italian press. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, he says he is inspired by his city, Milan, and wishes, at 91, to go to the curva. TuttoMercatoWeb reports that the Generali Stadium will be "monumental." The new facility, unveiled in recent days by the two clubs, is set to replace the Meazza in the San Siro area, the site notes. The Milan derby, played this evening, is one of the last to be held at the current ground, adds TuttoMercatoWeb. Calciomercato.com highlights that Foster wants a stadium "different from the others" and mentions his desire to go to the curva on the eve of his hundredth birthday.
