Stadio Comunale — Velodromo Attilio Pavesi

Within weeks it carried the name of Aldo Milano, a Pro Vercelli player killed in 1921, and the town kept calling it that until the end of the Second World War, when Stadio Comunale became the plain, official term instead.

The stands tell a story of patched-together upgrades rather than one grand rebuild: a wooden stand gave way to reinforced concrete in the early 1960s, the velodrome and a players' tunnel were restored in the early 1980s, and 1996 brought a new covered stand named for Eugenio Villa, which made the difference in taking the ground to its current size. Plastic seating arrived only in 2021, four years after separate safety work had already modernised the rest of the site. Football here has stayed mostly local, though Milan brought a first team for a friendly against Bari in 1990, and the club's women's side returned to play home fixtures in 2025. Between matches, Anna Oxa, Franco Califano and Ermal Meta have all played concerts on the pitch.