🇮🇹 Euro 2032 Stadiums: Italy bid

[@stadiumdb]

Which Italian stadium do you like best?

[@neilwhitaker6284]

Stadio Renato Dall'Ara Bologna

[@phoenixlights1543]

San siro

[@jonathandurant1945]

佛罗伦萨的😊

[@peterryan8472]

San Paolo/DAM. It is falling apart, the running track ruins the view, but I love it.

[@oldskoolmusicnostalgia]

San Siro will always have a special place in my heart because of all the special European nights associated with it. Some of the other ones are totally uninspiring on the other hand.

[@stanyamish3996]

Bologna's stadium is my favourite. A mix of tradition and modernity. Italy has a serious issue with its stadium and like France in 2016, the bid will help them a lot. As a Marseillais, I hated the previous configuration of Stade Vélodrome. With the renovation, it has become one of my favourites in the world. For Bari, it wasn't necessary to remind us the 1991 UCL final😅

[@305-l1l]

A mix of fascist era and modern era

[@robertomaurelli8403]

San Nicola di Bari: l'astronave

[@maguardanpo660]

Stadium of Bologna 🤮🤮🤮🤢

[@lolloq]

@stanyamish3996 I'm looking for an apartment in Marseille as a student, can you help me?

[@vincenzo_turco]

Yes same as what happened with 1990 world cup

[@mrb1380]

I really love the look of Genoa as has alot of character, but any stadium with a running track is not great for football as you are too far away from the action.

[@federicotrombino6137]

Genoa's stadium doesn' t have a running track

[@mrb1380]

@@federicotrombino6137 I know, it was more of a general comment for stadiums like tge Stadio Olympico. I should have worded myself better.

[@fabrizioontano1169]

​@@mrb1380 here in Genoa works starts in 2024 to the Luigi Ferraris refurbishment, hope to see soon a new "Marassi" for my team, Genoa cfc kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZSsp3x6aLeJgbM

[@mrtiesthatbind]

​@@mrb1380why don't you edit your comment and make yourself clearer, mate?

[@mementomori6534]

sadly in italy stadiums were all built with Olympic tracks because they needed funding in order to build them. And because the state now gets money from these stadiums because they share the ownership with the clubs they won’t allow the clubs to build their own stadium.

[@mallorkaroja]

italian stadiums needs a big reform,they are very obsolets,they have a big teams and a big league but their stadiums are very bad

[@nicola.innocenti]

True they are old, not ugly because they have their historical style. But they still need a reconstruction

[@giongibar4207]

look at nereo rocco, trieste

[@mallorkaroja]

@@giongibar4207 top,very beautifull

[@fabriziochiapelli4101]

Italian stadiums are terrible!!! All old and poorly,maintained !!! It would be times for Italian teams to have their All stadium like All of Europe

[@ivostoyanov4850]

True , another reason , no big world and European football forum in Italy 33 years already

[@neilwhitaker6284]

The Bologna stadium is how to do a refurbishment of an old stadium! That is beautiful.

[@fox96bfc]

Is bologna

[@neilwhitaker6284]

@@fox96bfc oh right I spelled that wrong. Will edit thank you.

[@m4kkillottu]

Cagliari will be a great venue, with the rooftop hotel and pool, while it will look the Gulf of Angels in Cagliari seaside. This is going to be an iconic venue and place to be!

[@mariomager9319]

The new roof of the stadium in Bologna is architecturally very appealing. The new stadium in Milan also looks very interesting thanks to the planned glass wall and the green elements. I think the new grandstands and the video screen in Florence in combination with the planned museum area outside are great. The Stadio Olimpico in Rome, the Diego Maradona stadium in Napoli and the stadium in Bari urgently need to be architecturally revised so that they again trigger an aha effect with football fans. The concept for the modernization of the stadium in Cagliari, including an integrated swimming pool, is convincing.

[@TSLstudio2010]

The stadiums really need to be renovated. A lot of outdated stadiums in the Italy. So would be nice to see the improvements, also not a fan of the Olympictype stadiums, leaving the fans so far away from the pitch

[@odoriamolaconmirko]

Palermo should be considered too.

[@sciatta90]

Bologna Project Is Amazing

[@ilmoronero1959]

Even the one in Florence could be very nice

[@ebetkhalil9188]

Can't wait to see Cagliari, Bologna and Fiorentina stadium upgrade. Likewise Venezia, Catania and Roma

[@enricodrago1320]

Aspetta e spera, soprattutto per quello della Roma

[@CuvantulS]

Can’t wait for the Florence one.. it seems to be one of the most spectacular!

[@wizzerwiser2056]

The Florence renovation has no financial backing at the moment and the design is horrible. They need a new stadium badly.

[@avosama9380]

@@wizzerwiser2056 They have. But the main problem are italian laws and burocracy that seems a huge obstacle

[@wizzerwiser2056]

@@avosama9380 Also owners who don't want to loosen their purse strings.

[@samuelangol595]

I like the proposed new stadium of Milan a lot. I do think that the capacity should be somewhere between 75,000 and 90,000. AC Milan and Inter Milan are two great clubs who deserve as big a stadium as possible.

[@rafaelinhos]

Nuovo Stadio Milano? No That stadium won’t exist. Inter will play in San Siro renovated and AC Milan will build his new own stadium outside Milan,probably at Sesto San Giovanni (a city situated 10 km northeast of Milan).

[@JB-sv1cn]

it does not make sense to make a stadium which can host 12000 less fans than the average number of both milan and inter fans

[@quercus5398]

It doesn’t matter where you play,and if the stadium is the best in the world or not,the field needs to be top notch and let the games begin!

[@mimmoruggieri9323]

A clarification on what has been said about the Bari stadium, especially for the inaccuracy at 8:34. The San Nicola stadium probably has one of the highest percentages of use and attendance of the public in Italy. For example, this year, in Serie B (Italian second division) it is the stadium with the highest attendance, eighth overall in Italy, therefore more than 13 stadiums in Serie A (first division). In the 2021/2022 championship when the team was in Serie C (Italian third division) it happened very often there was more public than teams in Serie B and even some in Serie A. It even happened one Sunday that it was the second stadium in Italy for public present after only the bigger San Siro in Milan, therefore more than all the other Serie C matches, all the Serie B matches and 9/10 of the Serie A matches. It should also be considered that for about two years the stadium is not entirely usable (often brought to less than 35,000 seats available) due to ongoing maintenance work to rebuild the roof, otherwise the numbers could have been even greater. The Bari team needs such a large stadium, for such a strong fan base.

[@GabrieleZaza]

Forza Bari 🤍❤

[@Sangria99]

@@GabrieleZaza tutto bellissimo ma lo stadio non è al momento degno di ospitare un europeo ,putroppo, ci vogliono delle ristruturazioni importanti a comminciare dalla copertura oltre che servizzi essenziali.

[@raffaele3986]

@@Sangria99 al momento è in corso una ristrutturazione complessiva dell’impianto, che ha già visto cambiare tutti i seggiolini (ora idonei per le competizioni uefa), l’impianto di illuminazione (che permette giochi di luce), e il posizionamento di nuovi schermi (uno dei quali appena entrato in funzione). Inoltre le coperture verranno posizionate interamente entro settembre. Dopodiché sono d’accordo che per competere con impianti di livello europeo bisognerebbe fare più interventi come la pista d’atletica e il miglioramento della parte esterna ma bisogna tenere conto che è un impianto di proprietà del comune e i tempi dei lavori purtroppo sono più lunghi rispetto a strutture private.

[@Alvin.364]

Cittu barese nu dire minchiate

[@carlydeas]

Bari 🤍❤️

[@thelastmccann7192]

The San Siro should not be demolished. Imagine if the coliseum had been demolished and we did not have it today

[@f.wiseman]

As a Turk, I love Italy and Italian people. I believe we have so many things in common. Even though Italy is home to great football teams, its stadiums are not so great.

[@共产党不灭亡我就不改]

only juventus has its own stadium

[@nicdstef]

I'm willing to bet that none of these stadium's or renovations will happen.

[@l.l.5240]

Honestly, leaving the skeleton of the old stadium is ridiculous. Look at the case of Fiorentina, with the old stands (which Italian law does not allow to be torn down) behind the new ones. Aesthetically, I don't like it at all!

[@guillermo2411]

As Italian I can say 🇮🇹 will never make all these massive renovations in the stadiums. All is fantasy, if we organize the Euro 2032 it will be along with Turkey where Italy will only have 4 host cities maybe, obviously the 4 that less investment and renovation are needed. 🇮🇹🌹🇮🇹

[@lorenzovescovo9657]

⚠AS Rome probably will make a new stadium more beautiful than Stadio Olimpico, someone says which this stadium can host a champions league final.🔥🔥🔥

[@crimarzor]

Which "Cathedral" are you speaking about? San Siro Meazza is "Scala del Calcio" (yes, just as the famous opera theatre!) and it will never be demolished by anyone! Euro 2032 will be played there exactly as Italia '90 World Cup.

[@rohithraman6488]

Living in England, I hope UK and Ireland are selected as Euro 2028 host, and Italy are selected as Euro 2032 host, the stadiums in Italy are beautiful

[@superman_69703]

The maracana of Brazil had a track before but it was renovated and the stands are much closer to the pitch now, the same could be done for most of these in Italy.

[@Luizfelipe-g8v]

I just didn't want them to completely eliminate the athletic track from the stadium in Rome, I wanted them to do as in the Stade de France, retractable bleachers that adapt to the two configurations.

[@Luizfelipe-g8v]

Maracanã never had a track. It's a bowl-shaped stadium

[@Gianni_87]

It will take us 20 years to build new or remodernise these stadiums, this is Italy remember!!!😎

[@sonoproprioio1]

No al massimo ci vorranno 7 anni

[@GroundsandStadiums2024]

The design of the proposed stadium in Bologna looks very attractive, an awesome combination of old and new and it looks quintessentially Italian. I love the landmark entrance tower. Hope this project will be implemented as per these annimations and plans.

[@tdyerwestfield]

This bid is based on the absolute desperation for upgraded infrastructure in Italy. The stadiums are almost beyond repair at this stage.

[@marcocipollini611]

Clubs like Fiorentina have wanted to build their own stadiums for years now and have been held back by local government and bureaucracy...other clubs also have had same issue. Clubs like Juve, Udinese, Atalanta, Frosinone got go ahead and build new stadiums

[@oldskoolmusicnostalgia]

Yes, just like France in 2010: the French were desperate to get Euro 2016 because they knew they had not used World Cup 1998 to properly redesign their infrastructure. Yet UEFA did not perceive that as a reason to punish France's bid and handed them the competition. There is no reason why Italy should not benefit from the same treatment, though it doesn't help that the Italians don't have people like Platini and Sarkozy in 2010 to do their bidding.

[@valerianocuomo996]

Italy has hway and high speed rails at top

[@lamantedeipiedinifemminili2846]

5 italian team in semifinal shut up, Champions, Europa league and conference

[@joerosa2532]

Before knocking down the stadiums, I'd knock down the homes of the crap politicians who are masters at taking bribes from inside and abroad....Screw the EU!!!

[@tal-lancer]

you failed to mention Roma's new stadium which is being aimed for completion by 2027. i'd say that's a pretty fundamental part of their Euro 2032 bid

[@erpl6417]

Unfortunately no new stadium will be built by then and no even renewed, probably just refresh for the venue. Cagliari, Florence, Bologna, Milan are ages under discussion...Italian bureaucracy is a joke!!

[@claiar736]

Cagliari will start the renovation in 2023 and Bologna have bought his own stadium so it might be easier, just saying

[@PowerControl]

Oh you are faster than we Germans. There were German newspaper articles how fast Italians can build, if they want. We Germans need 20 years for a simple airport or a train station 😭

[@calcio23]

Why demolish San Siro? That would be a sin.

[@larsjohansson660]

have you ever been there??? time for a change

[@Marchettoquellodelghetto]

Because it is old, and AC Milan, Internazionale and the city of Milan spend a lot of money every year for keep it.

[@stefmen13]

​@@larsjohansson660 I have been there and it is an amazing historical stadium and I'm not a Milan or inter fan. So according to your thinking we should have demolished also the Colosseum for example..

[@rafaelinhos]

Don’t worry the Italian bureaucracy is saving San Siro. The proposed new stadium of Milan won’t exist. Inter will play in San Siro renovated and AC Milan will build his new own stadium outside Milan,probably at Sesto San Giovanni (a city situated 10 km northeast of Milan).

[@emanueledrago3005]

Italy without Sicily can never really be understood (Goethe) Not including Palermo is ridiculous

[@MikkelRehdin]

Italy's bid is a bit of a mystery? How will half of the stadiums look like? One thing is for sure. They need to remove the running tracks in Napoli, Bari, Bologna and Verona and include Roma's new 62.000 seater stadium.

[@Marchettoquellodelghetto]

I Am italian, I love football, but in this Moment in Italy we have problem that is bigger than improve the stadium, we don’t have too much money and the goverment waste it.

[@enricodrago1320]

Bologna non ha la pista atletica

[@egraeve]

It’s Italy 90 2.0 besides for Turin and Cagliari. Stadiums with an athletic track ARE NOT meant to watch football or any games played on a pitch unless you have a good pair of binoculars. The Italian communi (city councils) still won’t let go their revenue stream. The Bentegodi stadium needs to be demolished, it’s absolutely awful. Let the clubs build their own stadium with their OWN revenues. In Rome, Roma have been dealing since 2012 with the Roman administration. OMFG.

[@lucmanzoni6265]

Comuni, with one M

[@dr.b4041]

Cagliari hosted Italy 90 games though, all England group stage games actually

[@xfusionkillxsestola1601]

Rome will have a new stadium, owned by As Roma, which will start construction in 2024, STADIO DELLA ROMA, 60,000 seats. ( How did you miss this ?...)

[@erpl6417]

😂😂😂 Never gonna happen!!

[@IRAN_forever9]

@@erpl6417 it probably will happen. It has to happen lol

[@enricodrago1320]

Bella sta battuta, me la segno

[@emanuellacorte7829]

why not the Palermo stadium? We have one of the best stadiums in Italy in terms of positioning, support and safety. and thanks to the City group ownership it will only get better. Ridiculous choice not to consider the Palermo stadium

[@marconatali8682]

Da bolognese dico che non si può lasciare fuori Palermo, l'Italia è anche la bellissima sicilia e ci sono troppi stadi al nord rispetto al sud

[@joacimnieminen]

Some interesting proposed designs, but hate grounds with running tracks, the spectators end up a long way from the action.

[@prestonleffler1062]

Milan's new stadium isn't even confirmed to be going forward yet and has not been approved. How are they offering it as a potential venue?

[@axmaedsiciid4352]

❤❤❤ I love ❣️👑 Italia 👑

[@dogussahin]

Love the pool on the top

[@giossicom]

Milano stadium is a no go, the cathedral is not going to happen. Probably San Siro will be fixed somehow. To be honest, the Milano' stadium is a problem without a solution right now

[@JoshDRivia4]

Italy is a stupid idea for a tournament, it's one of the best leagues in world football right now with the worst stadiums. Only 2-3 are purpose built for football and Italian clubs have neither money nor agency to do so with attendances so low. I really hope this gives Italy a push to sort these stadiums out and get fans back in.

[@anitasuejones4793]

Florence all the way for me. Specially with the idea of bringing the curves closer to the pitch.

[@tavernello7589]

Come data della finale mi piacerebbe si giocasse l'11 luglio, data gloriosa per noi italiani: nel 2032 sarà domenica e ricorreranno i 50 anni del trionfo del Bernabeu e gli 11 di Euro 2020 (eccezionalmente giocati nel 2021). Ma è l'UEFA che decide.

[@Kekko17]

you forgot to mention the Dacia Arena in Udine. I can understand that at a minimum capacity, but in terms of modernization it is the second in Italy after the Allianz Stadium in Turin.

[@MB-co6qj]

Nope, that's not in the bid for 2032

[@ivanbazzan4573]

It's not in the bid, it has 23k seats and the minimum is 25k, it's the same reason as Gewiss Stadium of Bergamo

[@lrrs]

-Artemio Franchi Florence +Pino Zaccheria Foggia

[@joshlcfc8433]

Why on earth would Italy choose to ignore Sicily and deny Palermo this opportunity?

[@ilmoronero1959]

Because Sicily and Palermo is not at the level of other Italian regions. Sicily is the third world... Before having the stadium it has to solve other problems. Listen to me...

[@CercateRogneCheLeTrovate]

1) Italy Territory not ended in the line Bari-Naples-Cagliari. Sicily and Calabria are not included in that projects and it's absolutely wrong and unacceptable. 2) It's not possible to implement such projects oiled with public money excluding the Big and most Titled Clubs of the North such Juventus-Milan-Internazionale. 3) Demolishing Stadio San Siro is completely Out of Discussion and a Pure Madness. 4) The only Modern Stadium in the whole "Bel Paese" is that of the Juventus FC and it's been build with Private Capitals on Public Rented Soils so the Club should be given the opportunity to be financed by the Public Money the others Cities take for go ahead on further development of the Stadium and expand the capacity to 52.007.

[@umegghju]

1) probabilmente il rischio sarebbe di creare delle cattedrali nel deserto, ma non ho dati alla mano quindi la butto così 2) concordo 3) qui dovremmo capire i costi-benefici, e lo stato della struttura (quanto potrebbe ancora reggere in piedi? Eventuali ristrutturazioni quanto costerebbero? Mantenere due stadi sarebbe economicamente sostenibile?) 4) non so, non mi pronuncio

[@CercateRogneCheLeTrovate]

@@umegghju 1) Nulla vieta di dare una sistemata al Granillo ed alla Favorita. Inoltre non vedo perché non debbano disputarsi Gare Sportive dell'Europeo in quelle due Regioni Meridionali. 3) Il Comune di Milano farebbe meglio a Vendere la Proprietà dello Stadio ai due Maggiori Clubs Meneghini al 50% cadauno. Sarebbe poi loro l'Onere della Manutenzione però pure gli Incassi. Per quanto riguarda i supposti Problemi Strutturali non mi pronuncio nel merito, però da profano mi paiono Scuse Belle e Buone per consumare ulteriore Terra Agricola Eccellente ed Avanzare con la Turbo Speculazione Edilizia Privata Internazionale Pilotata da Gruppi con Sede Legale/Fiscale all'Estero.

[@umegghju]

@@CercateRogneCheLeTrovate 1) forse per essere scelti ed ospitare i giochi ci sono delle condizioni, come avere stadi che impressionano, boh. Sul fatto che sia spreco di terreno utilizzabile in mille modi differenti: concordo 3) Per me è tutta questione di costi/ricavi. A parte che una squadra avrebbe lo stadio migliore e una quello vecchio (magari pure da ristrutturare), se il comune ci guadagna fa bene a tenerli perché quei soldi guadagnati arrivano (dovrebbero arrivare) a noi; solo se ci perde o guadagna pochissimo dovrebbe dare in concessione a privati un'opera pubblica, perché quelli potrebbero ottimizzare i guadagni

[@naufaldegea]

2032 Italy will be the host of Euro cup

[@naufaldegea]

@@MisterX-ij7dw I'd love to but Italy has a good venues for the euro host

[@ohyeahrightright]

Probably most of us will play in them💀💀💀

[@contabile77]

Udine è molto bello pure anche se solo 25 mila posti

[@jaroslavhoracek181]

Wow Bari is cool

[@НиколайЛавринов-м9ч]

Nice pictures, but only one of those is ready at the moment - bad chances to win the host of Euro-2032.

[@octomagnus7029]

If they win the bid now they'll have enough time to renovate

[@ebetkhalil9188]

@@octomagnus7029 I strongly believe UEFA would back Italy to host the euros in 2032 because even them want to see that Italy as a footballing nation deserve better Stadiums

[@oldskoolmusicnostalgia]

Most of the Euro 2016 stadiums were not ready when France pushed its bid in 2009.

[@lukasmaxa6387]

I have been twice to Guiseppe Meazza stadium and I am really curious for the new one. Forza Inter.

[@riccardosebis5333]

In cagliari it will be called "gigi riva"

[@GEILTOY]

It is sure that italy win the 2032! There are other candidates which i hope you will here present

[@pauf1420]

Italian stadiums have not been renovated or newly built at all, but it is good to see that international competitions seem to be an opportunity to make progress, as was the case during the 1990 World Cup.

[@doomyman]

you are delusional if you think that italy is going to win the bid with the stadiums mentioned in this video

[@mdursun1979]

We are also waiting for euro 2028 Türkiye video.

[@Lion-tb7jo]

If they dont allow fans from other countrys, they shouldnt have such a big tournament!

[@doomyman]

italian stadiums are in a terrible state...not sure I would bid with these facilities (which need to be demolished), but possibly with nicer, more modern, tinier stadiums like Sassuolo's, Udinese's and Frosinone's and obviously the Juventus one.

[@enricodrago1320]

Quello di Sassuolo tra un'po' fa schifo anche ai fan del Sassuolo, l'unico stadio al mondo che puoi dedicarti alla pesca

[@ifriulanisulserver1077]

udinese stadium?

[@denr___3744]

even the stadiums in Türkiye are much nicer than those in Italy

[@iwan1002]

many of this stadium does not exist yet, considering the burocracy living in italy it is probable they will never built at all

[@rafaelinhos]

Nuovo Stadio Milano? No That stadium won’t exist. Inter will play in San Siro renovated and AC Milan will build his new own stadium outside Milan,probably at Sesto San Giovanni (a city situated 10 km northeast of Milan).

[@DarioUK]

Palermo, Reggio Emilia (Sassuolo stadium), Reggio Calabria, Parma and Bergamo are out. With all my respect, but why Cagliari?

[@nicola07]

Perché no... siamo già stati sede mondiali 90, c'è un progetto stadio in stato avanzato manca solo il finanziamento regionale

[@laranjeirashome6818]

We want to see Turkish bid for 2028!

[@ajediknight.66]

Yeah, in fact there are two nations for Euro 2032, Italy and Turkey, i am Italian and I hope Italy, but the stadium of Besiktas is amazing

[@sinanngulen]

​@@ajediknight.66 come to Beşiktaş 😎 I never believe UEFA will give Euro 2028 or 2032 to Turkey.. 🙄 I am Turkish but They didn't give us to 2016, 2020, 2024... I hate UEFA 🙄 I am a Beşiktaş fan.. Our stadium has the worlds number one location in the world 😎🧿😎we are Eagles of Bosphorus...

[@enigman1931]

@@sinanngulen why Uefa hates Turkey? 'Cause it's a middle eastern country?

[@ciattatoredelanoche3799]

l'Italia è specializzata nel triplicare i costi e i tempi per la costruzione di impianti. Morte di quelle immagini non si concretizzeranno nella realtà.

[@ゆとだぬ]

願わくばワールドカップの試合が開催できそうな、40,000人規模のスタジアムが多くできると良いなと思います。この動画では、ヴェローナ40,000人規模のスタジアムを作るって言ってんですけど、本当でしょうか？

[@flyr17101710]

This has to be a joke. Italy's stadiums are beyond old

[@magazineenespanol6693]

Sus estadios se comparan a los latinoamericanos excepto a Brasil y México que son mucho mejores

[@videovlogslidessea]

È una vergogna non mettere Palermo

[@augustinusnonexsistit9744]

Là è meglio che non ci giochiamo

[@kuzzo78]

Hanno spiegato il motivo: avendo già scelto quello del Cagliari (progetto innovativo, stato avanzato delle pratiche ecc...) hanno preferito non scegliere due stadi in due isole per evitare di creare troppi disagi. Poi si può anche non essere d'accordo, ma la scelta ha comunque un senso. Poi comunque vedrai che qualche casino salta fuori come al solito e magari verrà ripescato lo stadio di Palermo 😆

[@videovlogslidessea]

@@kuzzo78 però non bisogna nemmeno dimenticare che Palermo è la quinta città più abitata d'Italia dopo Torino, e poi basta togliere uno stadio del Nord Italia tipo Verona, perché non so sei hai notato ma gli stadi sono quasi tutti nel Nord Italia

[@kuzzo78]

@@videovlogslidessea si ma infatti sono d'accordo con te, avrebbero potuto lasciare Cagliari ed includere Palermo al posto di uno degli stadi del Nord meno capienti.... ma lo sai, siamo in Italia quindi non sempre vengono fatte le scelte più logiche 😒

[@videovlogslidessea]

@@kuzzo78 purtroppo siamo governati da persone incapaci

[@marilson84]

None of these renovations will take place. Italy loves bureaucracy, permissions to demolish/rebuild will not be granted. The only stadium that possibly will be built from this video is the Cagliari one

[@blackeyes3313]

Juve stadium is the best in Italia

[@umegghju]

I don't like its name. I don't know how to pronounce it because it's in English and English has different pronunciations. And why should I pronounce the word "Juventus" with English pronunciation? It's Latin. And the same is for the word Stadium. Clearly 2 Latin words filtered by English, they should be pronounced with English pronunciation "Iuvintus steidiam". Why not Stadio Juventus - or much more brave: choose a Latin name... but real Latin, not filtered by English? Stadium Juventutis ← pronounced with real Latin pronunciation ;)

[@blackeyes3313]

@@umegghju but , do u like the structure??

[@umegghju]

@@blackeyes3313 not bad, it works, but also is not my favourite.

[@blackeyes3313]

@@umegghju ok , but it's the best in. Italy.

[@carlydeas]

No

[@matteotonon4544]

Udin???

[@vedaterturk9756]

Futbolu iyi ama Stadyumları kötü olan tek ülke…

[@iePiePieP7]

Where is Dacia Arena?

[@sciupess2]

Troppo piccola … minimo 30k posti per ospitare partite dell’euro

[@gregcorso1986]

i've there many times..there's no obstruction to the view in juventus stadium, wtf are you talking about?

[@catherinemanuel-trizio1043]

Aspetta e spera... non si fara una mazza come al solito...

[@sonoproprioio1]

Fidati che per gli europei si faranno

[@europainvicta3907]

The Bentegodi is hideous. It should be demolished. The Maradona should also be demolished and the Olimpico retired as a club venue. The stadium in Bari should also be demolished. Lots still to do Italy.

[@Soyalfonsogutierrez]

The same cities and the same teams in the all Italy events, why not new cities with greats stadiums like Bergamo or Sassuolo?

[@gimmi7935]

Stadi Artemio Franchi it's orrendous and old. It will be no longer renovate like in the rendering, the pnrr it's not been approoved by UE. Napoli one's it's even worst

[@markletissier5547]

Se fanno la finale all' olimpico di Roma con la pista di atletica è veramente una pagliacciata.

[@enricodrago1320]

Ma la faranno o a San Siro oppure all'Allianz

[@Cvlox_13]

Renzo Barbera Palermo

[@marcoburgio7622]

Assolutamente sbilanciate le scelte. Andrebbe tolta una sede al nord (Verona ad esempio) ed assegnata a Palermo. Gli stadi in Italia più o meno sono tutti messi male quindi ci sarà da lavorare in ogni caso.

[@kagisonko3279]

The stadiums are a bit underwhelming tbqh

[@harrynguyen4140]

Juventus stadium 60k is better, 40k may too small. They are one of biggest club in Italy and European.

[@Foxy_Fire64]

Renzo Barbera, Palermo🥺

[@WasihunHailu-j9q]

Even stadiums in Ethiopia is better than those in italy

[@marcocecalupo4898]

Nuovo stadio Milano? 😂 The only way is restyling of "Stadio Giuseppe Meazza IN San Siro", nothing more!

[@vitoalecci8701]

La Sicilia, la più grande Regione d'Italia esclusa?! Vergogna!!

[@joerosa2532]

Una vergogna davvero!! Ma con i nostri politici mafiosi da strapazzo i "pulentuni" come sempre hanno gioco facile per tirare acqua al proprio mulino!!!

[@fox96bfc]

Ma quello del palermo è giá bello di suo , secondo me hanno scelto quelli messi peggio per rinnovarli

[@vitoalecci8701]

@@MisterX-ij7dw Ha bisogno anche dei grandi eventi. È ora di smetterla con sta farsa che ci estromette da tutto.

[@carlydeas]

San Nicola e San Siro>>

[@christiangarau7647]

Italian Stadiums as romantic as they are need to be all demolished and rebuilt

[@armadadoceilao1612]

This will never happen. Italy is slow with renovating the stadiums.

[@nicolacassano7203]

San Nicola Bari🐔

[@GxManu-dz4ck]

Naples stadium in the best in italia

[@emanueledesantis5916]

via del Mare di Lecce?

[@Sangria99]

sono abbonato del lecce e ti devo dire che è torppo piccolo e cade a pezzi, datto dalla società stessa.

[@emanueledesantis5916]

@@Sangria99 anche io, piccolo non direi, con l’aggiunta delle coperture magari lo renderebbe migliore

[@Sangria99]

@@emanueledesantis5916 le coperture sono le basi ma riferisco a tutto il resto purtroppo io ad esempio abolirei le maledette piste di atletica, per fortuna la nostra società è virtuosa, con i soldi che hanno speso per riparare la tribuna est ci facevano un centro sportivo di proprietà.

[@emanueledesantis5916]

@@Sangria99 sono d’accordo, se mettessero tutto in ordine sarebbe uno stadio di 40 mila posti e quindi uno dei più capienti in italia

[@PietzG]

Il problema non è lo stadio in se, tutto sommato ok, ma la totale mancanza di collegamenti efficienti da brindisi in giù. Da tifoso del Bari con famiglia salentina, Lecce è una citta stupenda e meriterebbe di essere in lista ma il salento è troppo mal collegato. Praticamente ogni tifoso estero sarebbe costretto a noleggiare un'auto se oltre a visitare lecce per la partita volesse visitare tutte le bellezze del salento.

[@francopolvara6690]

No No speriamo di No!! Stiamo ancora pagando Italia 90!!

[@IRAN_forever9]

They all have to be restaurated

[@Davide.B]

Not that of Juventus which is the only one that keeps up with the other stadiums in Europe.

[@IRAN_forever9]

@@Davide.B it’s small. Why only 40.000? Lol that’s nothing

[@Davide.B]

@@IRAN_forever9 Because when the Juventus Stadium was created they considered that 40,000 seats were perfect, the stadium is always full and creates a better atmosphere.

[@IRAN_forever9]

@@Davide.B shit decision. 40.000 is nothing lol

[@peterryan8472]

Olimpico, Bentegodi, Maradona all need to be completely demolished and replaced. As for San Nicola, what a dreadful white elephant. Cagliari looks good. Look also at the Dacia arena in Udinese rather than the heap at Verona.

[@SIMOLAMBOTZ]

Dacia Arena can't reach 30k seats

[@peterryan8472]

@@SIMOLAMBOTZ I should have said that. I meant it as an example of how football stadia can be developed in Italy, very suitable for its city and club, most importantly for football!

[@giongibar4207]

@@SIMOLAMBOTZ Nereo rocco, trieste