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Sources: New Milan, Inter stadium gets $725M naming rights deal with Generali
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AC Milan and Inter Milan have agreed a naming rights deal with Italian insurance giant Generali for the new San Siro.
AC Milan and Inter Milan have agreed a naming rights deal with Italian insurance giant Generali for the new San Siro.
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