The Gualtieri council in Rome has given the green light to the definitive project for the new Roma stadium in Pietralata, recognizing its compliance with the public interest declaration made in 2023. This decision is a significant technical step forward, paving the way for the project to move into commission and ultimately to the Aula Giulio Cesare, where a vote is anticipated between March 12 and 13 to confirm its public interest before proceeding to the regional authorization process.

The stadium design includes a seating capacity of 60,605, featuring a massive 23,000-seat curve, among the largest in Europe. The architecture pays homage to ancient Rome while incorporating elements significant to the Roma football club, such as 'Roma 1927' on the south façade and the club crest on the north. The stadium aims to enhance local engagement with features like a museum, a fan store, and multiple hospitality and retail areas.

In addition to its sporting facilities, the project promises to contribute to public green spaces, allocating 15 hectares of the overall 27 hectares for public use. This approach indicates an effort to integrate the stadium within the community and provide residents with extensive open spaces. The project’s success may have broader implications for the business and social landscape in Rome, emphasizing the city's commitment to developing significant infrastructure while fostering public engagement and environmental considerations.