Lazio officially presented their Stadio Flaminio renovation plans on Tuesday, and the engineer who will oversee the project provided a clear timeline.
Lazio Present Stadio Flaminio Project
The presentation took place at the club’s headquarters in Rome, and it began with Lazio president Claudio Lotito taking the stage and delivering a lengthy pre-written speech. The patron focused on the importance of the project for the Aquile as well as the whole city, while extending the olive branch to the supporters who are currently in open rebellion against him.
Stadio Flaminio Constructions Timeline Revealed
Brief words from other officials followed the owner’s speech, including one from Alessandro Lanzetta, the engineer who will take over the renovation plans. As reported by La Lazio Siamo Noi, Lanzetta expects the construction works to begin in 2027 and conclude by 2031.
For the timeline, we expect construction to begin in the first half of 2027 and to be completed in the first half of 2031. The procedure will follow the stadium law, the same route taken by Roma.
Is The Timeline Plausible?
This timeline complies with Lotito’s announced ambition to host Euro 2032 matches at the new Stadio Flaminio. However, it should be noted that constructions cannot begin before receiving the green light from the relevant authorities, especially the municipality of Rome, which owns the land.
Lazio may have made significant progress in this regard, but Italy is notorious for its slow bureaucratic procedures, so it remains to be seen if the club will be able to finalize all the required paperwork by the start of next year.
