Overview
- The city executive approved a measure acknowledging the stadium’s feasibility dossier as compliant with the 2023 public-interest conditions for the Pietralata site.
- Commission votes are scheduled for early March, with a final Assemblea capitolina decision expected around March 10–12 before a Conferenza dei Servizi that can run up to 120 days.
- Targets outlined by officials include laying the first stone by March 2027 and completing the facility by 2030 to be available for Euro 2032.
- The proposal features a 60,605-seat arena with an approximately 23,000-seat single curva and a mixed-use precinct over 27 hectares, including about 15 hectares of public open space plus a museum, fan store, retail and hospitality/conference areas.
- Published cost estimates diverge, with Corriere and la Repubblica citing about €1.048 billion while La Gazzetta dello Sport reports a €1.5 billion project value.