According to reports from La Gazzetta dello Sport, AS Roma aims to begin construction on their new home stadium in March 2027, with projections showing the stadium will generate €153 million in revenue by 2031.

If everything goes according to plan, the stadium's revenue in its first season of operation will exceed the ticket revenue from Stadio Olimpico in the 2024/25 season by 245%, not including revenue from new sponsors.

AS Roma's new "Colosseum" is highly anticipated, as it will not only enhance the club's and city's prestige but also significantly increase the club's revenue. The new stadium in Pietralata, designed in an English style, will have a capacity of 60,605 seats, with 23,000 seats located in the south stand. This ambitious project will serve as an important revenue stream for the club, with some funds potentially allocated toward player acquisitions.

This "galaxy-class" new home for the Giallorossi will usher the club into a new era, as AS Roma prepares to join the ranks of Europe's leading clubs. With final approval from the board meeting and endorsement from relevant authorities, construction beginning in March 2027 will mark the start of this historic new chapter.

Revenue

Like leading European clubs that own their own stadiums, AS Roma anticipates opportunities to generate new revenue streams. Top clubs want full control over ticket revenue, avoiding the need to rent a stadium or share revenue with other companies, as AS Roma currently does with Stadio Olimpico.

According to PFTE (Project for Technical and Economic Feasibility) projections, the new Pietralata stadium's total revenue will reach €153 million by 2031, a 245% increase compared to the €44.4 million AS Roma received from Stadio Olimpico tickets in the 2024/25 season. In the first year of operation in 2031, the club expects most revenue to come from "premium seating": approximately €71.6 million out of €153.6 million in total revenue, accounting for 46.6% of the total.

With the new stadium, coupled with Champions League revenue, AS Roma's revenue by 2031 is projected to be 60% to 65% higher than the latest financial reports available as of June 2025. The Champions League is expected to generate €70-80 million in revenue, while the Europa League will generate €20-30 million. This will bring the club closer to Serie A giants in terms of revenue, while significantly increasing spending capacity in the transfer market, not including revenue from new sponsors.

Objectives

The Friedkin family's goal is to transform the €1.3 billion Pietralata project into a revenue-generating asset year-round, not just on match days, similar to world-class sporting venues.

Pietralata will host other private events such as concerts and international matches, beginning with Euro 2032. It may also host some NHL games, similar to events previously held in London, Berlin, and other European cities.

The area surrounding the stadium and central public park will feature green spaces, recreational activities, and dining options, making it a destination seven days a week. This stadium will make AS Roma more beautiful and prosperous. For the Giallorossi, this may be the most important "objective" in the club's history.

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