Bergomi: It’s difficult to watch football at San Siro and use the toilet. It’s right to demolish and build a new stadium

October 17th In the latest episode of the "ScontroDiretto" podcast, Inter Milan star Bergomi talked about the upcoming demolition of the San Siro Stadium, which is also Inter Milan's home stadium at Meazza.

He said: "I have traveled to stadiums around the world. To put it bluntly, it is very difficult to use the toilet in San Siro. Nowadays, the stadiums are almost the same. They basically have those circular corridor structures. When you go in to watch the game, you can go downstairs to use the toilet or buy a toilet at any time. Sandwiches, sitting in restaurants, buying souvenirs, you can do whatever you want. San Siro doesn’t have these facilities.”

“I go for a walk every morning, and when I passed by San Siro the other day, what came to my mind was not me. The games I played were my memories of going to San Siro as a child: from the moment I entered the stadium, buying tickets from scalpers, standing on the sidelines, and the adults who left the stadium early at the end of the game, while I stayed and waited until the game was over to rush to the front... these are what I thought of. So of course I regret that the San Siro is going to be demolished. "

"But I also have to look forward, so I think it's the right thing to do. I would even say that both clubs (Inter Milan and AC Milan) should each have their own stadium. "