Overview
- The Conferenza dei Servizi, which issued the single authorization on Monday, September 28, 2026, was signed by commissioner Massimo Sessa and countersigned by Rome mayor Roberto Gualtieri and is immediately effective.
- AS Roma must now deliver a detailed executive project, have mandatory prescriptions verified and validated, and wait for public procurement processes before work can begin.
- Officials and the club target laying the first stone in March 2027 as the site is made 'cantierabile', with completion estimates ranging from the end of 2029 to 2031 depending on procurement and construction pacing.
- The approved plan covers about 60,605 seats with a Curva Sud of roughly 23,000, includes parks, parking and transport upgrades, carries an overall cost of about €1.3 billion, and rests on a 90‑year surface‑right agreement returning ownership to the city at term end.
- Major implementation risks remain: the Soprintendenza’s binding prescriptions require archaeological excavations and green‑space measures before major works, and tendering, contractor selection and market conditions could shift the schedule and affect the stadium’s candidacy for Euro 2032.