Current stadium · Inter de MilánStadio Giuseppe Meazza

The Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, known as San Siro after the district where it stands, has been Inter's home since 1947 and is shared with Milan. It was promoted by Milan president Piero Pirelli and opened on 19 September 1926 with a derby between the two clubs; in 1935 it passed to the city council, which expanded it. In 1955 it gained a second tier, and for the 1990 World Cup a third tier and the roof; today it has 75,817 seats, the largest capacity in Italy. Since 1980 it has borne the name of Giuseppe Meazza, an idol of both clubs. In November 2025 Inter and Milan bought it from the city council for around 197 million euros and plan to build a new stadium next to it.