According to Italian media outlet Calcio e Finanza, AS Roma's new stadium project in Pietralata is approaching a critical milestone. The decisive services conference, responsible for approving the project, is expected to conclude its review by the end of September, with the final meeting scheduled for the morning of September 28.

According to the Rome edition of Corriere della Sera, this meeting comes approximately two months after the decisive services conference began on July 27. During this period, the relevant departments reviewed and assessed the technical and economic feasibility proposal for the new stadium submitted by Roma.

The September 28 meeting will be a pivotal stage in the administrative approval process. According to current plans, the project is expected to receive final approval at this meeting, moving closer to the construction phase.

After completing this procedure, attention will turn to the construction start date. Roma currently aims to hold the groundbreaking ceremony for the new stadium in spring 2027. The year 2027 holds special significance for the club, as it marks Roma's 100th anniversary.

The new stadium is planned for the Pietralata area of Rome and is a major infrastructure project underway in the city. Over recent months, the project has completed multiple administrative procedures and entered the decisive services conference phase, where various administrative bodies submitted their assessments and approval documents.

Therefore, September 28 is the next critical date for the Roma new stadium project. If the project proposal is successfully approved at this meeting, construction will enter a new phase, with the focus shifting from administrative approval to preparation for commencement, with the goal of officially beginning construction in spring 2027.

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