Stadium stands are not "outlaws". AC Milan and Inter Milan teamed up to reject hundreds of extreme fans application for package tickets

According to the Reference News Network, citing the Spanish "Abesy" website, less than a month after the start of the Serie A, two major clubs, AC Milan and Inter Milan, have made an unprecedented decision and said "no" to extreme fans.

The wanton behavior of extreme fans is one of the major problems of Italian football. This season, AC Milan and Inter Milan have taken action at the same time, brewing a "revolution" at the San Siro Stadium shared by the two clubs, which local media calls "Italy pilot project" aimed at eradicating criminal infiltration and restoring the rule of law order in a place that has long been synonymous with "willful acts."

Special practices include that both clubs have refused to renew tickets for hundreds of "unpopular fans". Most of these rejected fans are related to extremist fan organizations that have involved violence and criminal behavior in the past, and the club lists them as "unpopular" and excludes them from the stands.

This move sends a clear signal: the era of extreme fans' arbitrary acts has ended, and the stadium stands are not "outside the law." In addition to refusing to renew tickets, other severe measures against extreme fans are also being implemented. One of the most important measures is to completely ban the transfer of North and South stands to third parties, which was used to make profits by reselling tickets. According to investigations, Inter Milan's North Stand was resold with about 200 packages registered in the name of fictitious personnel. In addition, the entrance gate will be equipped with a face recognition camera, which will make the San Siro Stadium a safe example for other Italian stadiums to follow.

San Siro's "revolution" is not only a security upgrade, but also an opportunity to reshape the cultural change of Italian football.

Local media said it was time to return football to people who really love it and stay away from the shadow of organized crime.

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