Roma’s new stadium project pushed to 2031 for €1.3B | OneFootball

The project for Roma’s stadium, recently submitted to the Capitoline Hill, envisions impressive numbers and significant expenditure.

With a capacity of 60,605 spectators, including 3,237 for away fans, the new stadium will be a monumental undertaking, the result of 37 months of construction and a financing requirement of €1.377 billion.

This amount will be covered by a bank loan to be disbursed between 2027 and 2030, during the construction period.

Revenues, meanwhile, will start at €153.6 million in 2031, with annual increases bringing the figure to €165 million in 2035.

The area surrounding the stadium, Il Messaggero reports, will feature numerous amenities, with two parks measuring nearly 120 square meters and 2,280 parking spaces, as well as 2,897 spaces along interchanges. Furthermore, three bridges will connect the area to the rest of the city, contributing to a total economic impact exceeding €3.3 billion.

Legally, the stadium will be bound by a 90-year lease agreement, based on the right of surface: the Municipality will retain ownership of the land, but will cede to Roma the right to build and operate the facility.

As for the Curva Sud, it will seat 22,769 fans and will be 9 meters higher than the Curva Nord, with entrances inspired by Rome’s 22 historic districts, from Trevi to Prati.