Inter Milan and Milan are preparing to open the new San Siro Museum, which will be open on matchdays at San Siro. The Museum will be dedicated to the history of Milanese and world football. The main novelty related to the new Museum is that it will be open on matchdays at San Siro, as it will be located in an executive suite. Yes, because so far, for reasons of public order, the museum set up in a maxi-capannone in front of the first red ring, already within the perimeter of the stadium, could not be visited before or after the home games of Milan and Inter. A big limitation. Many rossoneri and nerazzurri fans, but also those on the road in Milan, would have wanted to visit the space that displays historic jerseys, photos and memorabilia not only of the two Milanese clubs, but related to the history of world football. Just think that in the old museum there are jerseys of Pelé, Zico, Cruijff, just to mention some unforgettable greats. Instead, the Museum has remained open only on days when there were no matches. With the new space, everything will change. Fans will be able to immerse themselves in the history of Milanese, Italian and world football before admiring their idols on the San Siro pitch. Another novelty related to the new Museum will be the presence of some jerseys that were worn by Giacinto Facchetti, the legendary left-back of the Grande Inter, who accumulated many jerseys of his own and his opponents during his long career with the nerazzurri and in the azzurri, all preserved by his son Gianfelice. A Facchetti jersey is already present in the space of the new Museum, as well as a series of foreign national jerseys. In the definitive layout, the new exhibition space will be divided into two macro-areas, one dedicated to Milan and the other to Inter. In addition to jerseys and other materials related to the history of football, the Museum will also be a place of encounter for fans and for those passionate about the history of football.