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Probe Launched Into San Siro Sale Amid Bid-Rigging Suspicions

3/31/2026

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Italy's tax police searched Milan's city council offices on March 31 in a probe into the San Siro stadium sale.
Prosecutors suspect bid-rigging and disclosure of official secrets tied to the 197 million euro sale.
About a dozen individuals, including former Milan city councillors and executives, are under investigation.
The inquiry follows a previous urban planning probe that led to arrests.
The stadium's redevelopment plan is valued at 1.5 billion euros.

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Italy's tax police searched Milan's city council offices on March 31 in a probe into the San Siro stadium sale.
Prosecutors suspect bid-rigging and disclosure of official secrets tied to the 197 million euro sale.
About a dozen individuals, including former Milan city councillors and executives, are under investigation.
The inquiry follows a previous urban planning probe that led to arrests.
The stadium's redevelopment plan is valued at 1.5 billion euros.