Roma’s stadium, to be built in Pietralata, has been included in the dossier submitted by the FIGC for Euro 2032.

The Italian Football Federation (FIGC) has officially included AS Roma's planned new stadium in Pietralata in its dossier submitted to UEFA for Euro 2032. The dossier covers a total of 14 stadiums across 13 Italian cities, with Rome putting forward both the Stadio Olimpico and the proposed Pietralata stadium project.
UEFA will evaluate the submitted venues against 120 operational criteria across 11 thematic areas, such as infrastructure, security, and sustainability. Following UEFA's compliance assessments, the FIGC will ultimately select the five host venues to represent Italy for the tournament.
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