ROME - AS Roma's new stadium has been confirmed in the infrastructure dossier for Euro 2032. The news comes from FIGC president Giovanni Malagò, who stressed that the closure of the services conference is the formal requirement making this possible.
The deadline to complete this procedure was set within 36 hours from Monday, September 29. Malagò explained that the Giallorossi stadium is the only one among those required for the bid that is not yet ready, but the conference closure guarantees its inclusion in the official plan. "The closure of the services conference is the requirement that closes all these parameters, so Roma's stadium will definitely be in the dossier," stated the federation president.
This breakthrough arrives as Daniele De Rossi's team enjoys a positive moment in the league. Roma currently sit top of Serie A with 13 points from 5 games, having won four and drawn one. The capital side has scored 14 goals and conceded just 3, showing strength in both phases of play. Their next fixture is an away trip to Como, who are eighth, on October 11.
The path for the new stadium represents a key piece for the club's long-term future, as they currently lead the standings with a two-point cushion.
This story first appeared at ANSA Sport
