In a significant move towards expanding the capacity of the AC Milan's stadium, the club has announced plans to increase its current seating capacity to 80,000 by 2027.

The club's chairman, Silvio Berlusconi, said that the expansion was necessary in order to ensure the club's success and growth. The new stadium will be located on the outskirts of Milan and will have a capacity of 80,000 people.

The plan involves several steps, including the construction of a new concourse and a new training area, as well as the installation of new floodlights and sound systems. The new stadium is expected to be completed by 2025, with a view to hosting international matches and other events.

Berlusconi added that the expansion would also help to improve the quality of life for fans in the city, who would no longer have to travel long distances to watch games at the old stadium. He also stressed that the club would continue to invest in improving the facilities and infrastructure of the stadium, in order to make it a truly world-class venue.

The announcement comes just days before the start of the season, when AC Milan face off against Internazionale in a match that promises to be a must-see event for all football enthusiasts in Italy. The club has already secured a large number of supporters from around the world, and this expansion is sure to further boost their fanbase.