Lazio regional official: Roma stadium will be built, but state commissioner lacks resources—regional government will step in
Club News·3 June 2026·40d ago

Lazio regional official: Roma stadium will be built, but state commissioner lacks resources—regional government will step in

Source: Roma News

Luciano Nobili, a regional councillor for Lazio and national official of Italia Viva, has outlined the institutional bottleneck delaying approval of AS Roma's new stadium project in the Pietralata district. The scheme, promoted by the Friedkin Group, continues to navigate complex bureaucratic hurdles, most recently a fresh appeal lodged with the Regional Administrative Court (TAR) of Lazio challenging the public interest decision and environmental impact assessment procedure. Despite this setback, political figures across Rome and nationally have signalled optimism that the project will ultimately proceed.

Nobili clarified the core administrative problem in an interview on Radio Roma Sound programme Gli Inascoltabili: the government-appointed commissioner responsible for unblocking major football stadiums ahead of Euro 2032 lacks the operational capacity and staff to deliver the work independently. Consequently, the burden of processing authorization stages is shifting to the Lazio regional administration, which will become the primary actor in clearing the way for construction. Nobili stated: "For Roma's stadium at Pietralata we are in a phase that combines the work the government-designated stadium commissioner should do—but who has no resources or personnel to work—and so the Region will have to carry out this work. In any case, it's a great opportunity; Roma's stadium finally proves it's not true that things can't get done in Rome." The project represents a significant opportunity for the capital, though the administrative redesign underscores gaps in state-level coordination.

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La complessa macchina burocratica che circonda la realizzazione del nuovo stadio della Roma nel quadrante di Pietralata continua a far discutere i principali esponenti del panorama politico locale e nazionale. Nonostante il recente intoppo legato al deposito di un nuovo ricorso presso il Tribunale…

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