Overview
- A government-led Conferenza dei Servizi chaired by Massimo Sessa granted the construction authorization this week, moving the stadium from planning to the preparatory phase.
- AS Roma must now submit a detailed executive project before public tenders for building and urbanization works can be launched and sites opened.
- The Soprintendenza issued a conditional positive opinion requiring specific measures to protect archaeological finds and to preserve green spaces in the Pietralata area.
- The design calls for about 60,605 seats with a Curva Sud estimated at roughly 23,000 fans and includes new parks and cycle-pedestrian routes that will reshape the local neighborhood.
- Authorities and the club target laying the first stone in March 2027 and completing the venue by 2031 but warned that procurement, final designs and technical prescriptions could shift those dates.