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AS Rome receives green light to build €1 billion stadium by end
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The Italian Football Federation has granted final approval on March 13th allowing the club in Romania's capital (likely a translation error; context implies Italy) to proceed immediately with constructing its own new arena at Pietralata costing approximately €958 million, which is expected to be completed by summer of next year. This project aims not only for AS Roma but also serves as part of Rome bid strategy towards hosting the 2034 European Championship alongside other venues like San Siro and Stadio Flaminio in Milan's new stadium construction plan (likely contextually linked).
Key Points
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1AS Roma has received official approval to build its own stadium.
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2The project is located in the Pietralata area and aims for completion by 2037 (based on context of Euro 2032 bid), though one source explicitly states a target advancement date of 'in' or around 2024/early years relative to March, while another specifies construction must advance towards an unspecified future goal; however, the text specifically mentions advancing in relation to European Games goals.
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3The new stadium is estimated by media sources (RTP.pt) and others as costing approximately one billion euros.
Developments
[Mar 14]
AS Roma received approval for its own construction project; the article mentions a cost of €10 million, which appears to be an error in translation or OCR given other sources cite 'mil miliões' (one billion).
[Mar 13]
Multiple international media outlets reported green light for AS Roma's new stadium project.