Yes those corporate boxes are one of THE problems. But other problem is that who owns that land and modern stadiums are getting other events too that increase total revenue.
I bet City of Milan don’t want to sell that land, as that piece of land worth will only go up in time. So only reasonable option might be same kind of deal that West Ham got in London? They got that 99 year lease for £2,5m/year, but they will now collect all the revenue from games and other events like conserts to pump up total revenue and cover maintenance costs, but City of London still owns the land and they keep the asset in hand for the future. So win win!
City of London also participated for renovation costs and we could split all the costs for three ways with City of Milan and AC Milan?
But of course if we share the stadium AC Milan, we would have to share those other extra revenues with them, but also would split those expences of the stadium…
Also only way to get corporate boxes would be building some kind of sky lounge top of the second tier, like Spurs have in their new stadium?
I think it’s is getting harder to build totally new stadium as Suning is broke and is struggling with Oaktree capital loans. There is also now new macroeconomics problems and higher loan fees, so is it wise to take €1b high interest loan for a new stadium or is it even possible for Suning?