What is the name of this stadium?
KOH-meh see KYA-mah KWES-toh STA-dyoh.
When visiting a stadium for the first time. Italian stadiums often have both official names and popular nicknames — knowing both is important.
Come si chiama means what is it called (literally 'how does it call itself'). Questo stadio means this stadium. The reflexive construction 'si chiama' is used for names in Italian.
Ha un soprannome lo stadio?
Does the stadium have a nickname?
Many Italian stadiums have popular names different from official ones.
Quanti spettatori ci stanno?
How many spectators does it hold?
Asking about the capacity of the stadium.
È di proprietà del club o del comune?
Is it owned by the club or the municipality?
Most Italian stadiums are owned by city councils.
San Siro (officially Stadio Giuseppe Meazza) is shared by AC Milan and Inter Milan — the only case of two major European clubs sharing a stadium in the same city. It has hosted World Cup games (1934, 1990) and Champions League finals. Both clubs have plans to build new stadiums.