Overview
- Lazio filed its dossier with Rome on February 9 and publicly presented the project on February 17, detailing a capacity of about 50,570 and an investment of roughly €480 million.
- The design preserves Pier Luigi Nervi’s original concrete structure and adds a lightweight, suspended upper ring, creating two distinct but interlocked stadium envelopes.
- The financing plan foresees about €80 million in self-funding, stadium ownership via a new company wholly controlled by Lazio, and documentation aligned to a 90-year concession under Italy’s “Stadi” law process.
- The club targets a start of works in 2027 and completion in 2031 and has filed an expression of interest for Euro 2032, though reporters note the timetable is challenging and contingent on approvals.
- The proposal positions the site as a mixed-use urban hub with delocalized parking outside the neighborhood, expanded green areas, stronger public-transport links, and measures to limit noise impact.