Roma unveil plans for their future stadium | OneFootball

Roma presented the project for its future stadium, which will be built in a neighborhood on the outskirts of the Italian capital.

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This technical and economic forecast study is the final step before the executive project, which will allow the start of construction.

According to a statement, the plan is to build a stadium with “iconic architecture inspired by Roman tradition, with modern lines and strong ties to the local region.”

“The importance of the project in terms of size, modernity of the stadium, potential urban impact, and scheduled timeline means that the Pietralata stadium could be among the possible venues to host the Euro 2032,” the club stated.

Italy will host the Euro 2032 together with Turkey.

Roma currently shares the Olympic Stadium with its great rival, Lazio, but both clubs have long harbored the ambition to have their own ‘home’.

The American Friedkin family, which controls the club, has been working for months on the stadium project in Pietralata (northeast of Rome).

The state of Italian stadiums, most of which are very old and sometimes obsolete, is a concern for Euro 2032.

UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin spoke in May about the current situation of Italian stadiums as “shameful.”

Italy is expected to propose five stadiums for Euro 2032. Recently, it appointed a special commissioner whose role is to facilitate the modernization and construction of stadiums, processes that in recent years have often been delayed by administrative issues.

*With content from AFP

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