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Stadio Roma: positive environmental assessments received, executive project next
·21 September 2026·45d ago

Stadio Roma: positive environmental assessments received, executive project next

Source: Forza Roma

AS Roma has cleared a major hurdle in the Pietralata stadium project. The final service conference hearing is scheduled for next Monday at 10:30, chaired by Massimo Sessa, the UEFA Euro 2032 stadium commissioner. Environmental assessments and opinions from all relevant bodies have already been received and are positive, albeit with conditions attached.

The critical challenge now centres on the timeline for the executive project. To meet UEFA's deadline requiring construction-ready interventions by March 2027, the Friedkin Group must submit the project by Christmas. This window is essential if Roma are to stay within the required schedule and avoid delays that could jeopardise the Euro 2032 infrastructure commitment.

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“In attesa del ritorno in campo c'è un'altra partita da giocare per la Roma. Siamo infatti al passaggio decisivo per il nuovo stadio a Pietralata: lunedì prossimo alle 10:30 si terrà la seconda e ultima seduta della Conferenza di servizi, presieduta dal commissario per gli stadi Uefa 2032 Massimo…”

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