Italian veteran actor: San Siro is a symbol of the whole of Italy, I hope it will not be dismantled

80-year-old Italian comedian Massimo Porti was interviewed a few days ago, and he expressed his hope that the San Siro Stadium will be retained.

Porti said: "My first memory is connected to my childhood. My grandfather Mario Vitali was one of the founders of Milan. He often took me to clubs when he was a child. It was almost natural for him to take me to the Milan fans. It felt wonderful to watch the players up close."

"If they wanted to build another stadium, even if they were to build it, it was important to me that San Siro could not move, it was a symbol of the whole of Italy and not only Milan. If it disappeared, it would be a real regret, a huge pain, because San Siro has priceless historical value. I have a deep affection for it, and I don't like to change, I hope things will remain the same. "

"The best memories of the Stadium San Siro must include those related to Milan, which Berlusconi was in charge. The team brought me countless passions and satisfactions, and that time could not be copied. Berlusconi is an extraordinary and unique person. I miss him very much, I am very nostalgic, not only in football, but also in politics. I hope Berlusconi can tell us everything is well and give us peace of mind. We are going through difficult times."

Porti also expressed that he really hopes to shoot a movie in the Stadium San Siro: "Christmas in San Siro, it will be very wonderful."