In a highly anticipated meeting at Rome’s Campidoglio, Mayor Roberto Gualtieri, AS Roma executives Ryan Friedkin and Lina Souloukou, and city officials discussed the future of the club’s new stadium. Gualtieri’s remarks have heightened excitement around the project, promising a revolutionary addition to the city’s landscape.

Gualtieri highlighted the stadium’s design, emphasizing that it will feature the largest Curva Sud in Europe. “We are thrilled with the project,” Gualtieri stated. “The new stadium is not only designed to be one of the most beautiful in the world, but it also incorporates a unique architectural style that pays homage to Rome’s rich history. The Curva Sud, with its massive capacity and steep incline, will stand as a testament to the passion of AS Roma’s fans.”

Ryan Friedkin, speaking after the meeting, echoed Gualtieri’s enthusiasm. “It was an honor to present our vision for the new stadium. This venue will not only be a new home for AS Roma and its supporters but will also serve as a landmark for the entire city. We are committed to creating a space that reflects the spirit and tradition of our club, while also setting a global standard for innovation and environmental responsibility.”

The new stadium will feature cutting-edge facilities and a green design, aimed at enhancing sustainability and integrating with the surrounding area through a substantial green park. Gualtieri also noted that the project will include a comprehensive redevelopment plan for the area, ensuring that it aligns with Rome’s monumental and historical characteristics.