AS Rome has taken an important step towards its own stadium. The Italian football club announced on the website that it has submitted a technical and economic feasibility study for the construction of a new arena in the Pietralata district.
According to the SID agency, the project is in the final stage before the creation of the final construction plans and the beginning of the construction itself. The stadium could be one of the venues for the 2032 European Championship matches that Italy will host with Turkey.
The construction of the stadium will cost approximately one billion euros (24 billion crowns). The new arena should hold between 55,000 and 66,000 spectators, and its “Curva Sud” should be one of the largest tribunes in Europe – modeled on the famous “Südtribüne” of Borussia Dortmund, which can accommodate 25,000 fans.
Since 1953, AS Rome has been playing home matches at the not very popular Olympic Stadium, where the fans are separated from the pitch by an athletics track. In addition, they share the stadium with city rivals Lazio.
The new arena, which AS Roma has been striving for for years, should meet UEFA’s strictest requirements. UEFA president Aleksander Čeferin recently described the state of many Italian stadiums as “shameful”.
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