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Roma's Pietralata stadium gets final green light
·28 September 2026·45d ago

Roma's Pietralata stadium gets final green light

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Roma's new stadium at Pietralata has cleared its decisive regulatory hurdle. On the morning of 28 September, the concluding session of the Services Conference took place at 10:30, chaired by Massimo Sessa, extraordinary commissioner for Euro 2032 stadiums. The Conference issued a favourable opinion and Sessa released the single authorization for the stadium's construction, opening the operational phase of the project for Roma.

The timeline targets work starting in March 2027, with completion scheduled by 2031. The stadium has been designed not simply as a venue for Roma matches but as an integrated urban structure usable year-round. Sessa emphasized the historical weight of the decision, noting that the project originated in the 1980s under former Roma president Dino Viola. He said: "It is something that began in the 1980s with the former Roma president Dino Viola. Today there is finally certainty that we can do something that benefits the city, the supporters and everyone." He added: "We have the modern vision of a stadium that will be open and alive 365 days a year."

On the project's prospects, Sessa stated: "If I am confident? I am optimistic by nature. I believe things must be prepared well so that everything works." Pietralata now enters a new phase, one that will transform the blueprint into Roma's future home stadium.

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AS Roma's new stadium project at Pietralata has received final approval following the conclusion of a decision-making conference on 28 September. The conference's second and final session issued a sole commissarial authorisation measure, ending the discussion phase and fixing the approved design with no further modifications permitted. The stadium will accommodate just over 60,000 seats, including 3,000 for away supporters, and will feature two green parks, extensive parking facilities, and three pedestrian and cycle bridges connecting to Stazione Tiburtina and surrounding areas. Public transport improvements include new metro access at Quintiliani and increased train services during matches. The project represents an investment exceeding one billion euros and aims to regenerate the Pietralata neighbourhood with new public spaces.

The timeline now targets construction commencement in March 2027, with completion scheduled by 2031. Massimo Sessa, the extraordinary commissioner for Euro 2032 stadiums who chaired the conference, emphasised the historical significance of the decision, noting the project originated in the 1980s under former Roma president Dino Viola. He described the vision as "a stadium that will be open and alive 365 days a year," functioning as an integrated urban structure usable year-round rather than solely for matches. Roma's technical team must submit the detailed execution project by the end of January at the latest to meet UEFA requirements. Mayor Gualtieri called it "another historic day for Rome," while Transport Minister Salvini praised the procedure's completion in 90 days as evidence of institutional teamwork strengthening Italy's Euro 2032 candidacy.

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“Una giornata destinata a entrare nella storia della Roma e della città. Dopo decenni di progetti, ipotesi e percorsi mai arrivati fino in fondo, il nuovo stadio giallorosso a Pietralata supera il passaggio decisivo. Questa mattina, alle 10:30, si è svolta la seduta conclusiva della Conferenza dei…”

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