Overview
- The Capitoline Assembly approved the project’s technical and economic feasibility study, confirming its public interest with a 39–5 vote.
- Mayor Roberto Gualtieri said construction could begin in early 2027, with the PAO and subsequent technical phases expected to move quickly.
- Roma’s owners are set to fund most of the roughly €1 billion cost, which the mayor emphasized would spare public finances.
- Plans call for 60,605 seats, including a 23,000-seat stand, plus multifunctional facilities and new public green spaces.
- Multiple approvals still lie ahead, including at the regional level, as officials target readiness aligned with Italy’s preparations for Euro 2032.