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FIGC receives stadium dossiers from 13 Italian cities for Euro 2032

The Italian Football Federation (FIGC) has collected documentation from 13 cities covering 16 stadiums that are candidates to host matches of the UEFA Euro 2032 tournament, which Italy will co‑host with Turkey. The dossiers are now undergoing a technical review to verify compliance with UEFA requirements. The FIGC will forward a shortlist of five venues to UEFA by 1 October.

Key projects include Palermo’s submission to host the Stadio Renzo Barbera after a redevelopment plan by Populous and Turner & Townsend; Bologna’s proposal for a new 30,000‑seat, multi‑purpose stadium near the fairgrounds, estimated at €180‑200 million and partly funded by a €100 million government stadium fund; Salerno’s Arechi stadium as a candidate; Rome’s three proposals (renovation of the Olimpico, a new stadium at Pietralata and the Flaminio project); and a new San Siro stadium among the bids. City Football Group and several Italian banks back the Palermo project, while the overall investment in stadium upgrades is expected to reach several billions of euros.

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Bologna · Bologna (city/club) · Bologna Football Club · City Football Group · FIGC · FIGC (Italian Football Federation) · Italian Football Federation (FIGC) · Palermo · Palermo FC · Palermo Football Club · Populous · Renzo Barbera stadium

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