Inside Bologna FC's Massive €300 Million Stadium Upgrade

This is Bologna - but forget everything you think you know about this historic city. Because beneath its medieval towers and artistic treasures, something big is happening that could change Italian football forever.
Welcome to the Stadio Renato Dall'Ara, where 30,000 fans come together to create a roar
so loud it shakes the ground. For nearly a century, this fortress of football has turned. ordinary matchdays into unforgettable spectacles. But now, this temple of passion faces its greatest test.
While modern stadiums across Europe showcase retractable roofs and luxury suites, the proud Dall'Ara stands exposed to the elements. Fans endure rain and scorching sun, while the aging seats and outdated facilities show their age. What was once cutting-edge now feels like a relic of football’s past.
But here's where this story takes an electrifying turn. Bologna FC isn't just planning a renovation - they're launching a $200 million revolution. Imagine a new roof to protect fans, modern facilities for a better experience, and a stadium that’s ready to compete with Europe’s best. The stakes are high. Italy is bidding to host Euro 2032, and the Dall’Ara needs to be part of that dream. But here’s the big question: how do you upgrade a historic stadium without losing the special atmosphere that makes it so loved? Let’s find out!
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[@MIKE7-77]

The ninth wonder of the world, Italy begins construction of a new stadium

[@mrherusantoso]

LOL.

[@signoresantinoburnett1169]

Juventus?....

[@M6002Topspeed]

FORZA Bologna ❤️💙🏆❤️💙🏆 👍 👋 💪

[@carterhunt548]

its about time someone in Italy renovated their stadiums.

[@mp31013]

That someone is a Canadian

[@adamsanomuogharan8100]

Really nice , that Italy are beginning to build world class stadiums.👍👍

[@jorgecgonzalez9976]

Go Bologna, it will be a beautiful Stadium.

[@andreaveronesi9560]

Speriamo

[@maxduetorri320]

❤️💙

[@Ryshe20]

No way that's only costing 200 million

[@TM-ug7bw]

Who s here after Bologna win vs Borussia Dortmund??❤

[@andreaveronesi9560]

Magia❤

[@adambartlett6277]

The thumbnail is such clickbait . That being said, the actual rennovation plans are stunning

[@asepo.somantri9019]

Kapasity more than 40.000.

[@signoresantinoburnett1169]

Joey Saputo (Bologna), Rocco Commisso (Firenze) are the two owners rebuilding their stadiums. Both will be outstanding when finished. Parma, Juve, Udinese, Atalanta already have new stadiums, or renovated stadiums and we're still waiting on Milano and Roma to get their stadiums sorted. Napoli?, forget it, they are out to lunch with their dumpy stadium.

[@sacha2785]

It's pronounced "Serie Ahhh" not "Serie Ayy"

[@paulgilliland2992]

Was this an AI generated voiceover because the Italian pronunciation’s were terrible.

[@mikexstad1121]

Is this confirmed or just a mockup?

[@kaloyanbogoslovov497]

The video is well done, but the moment you said soccer you lost every non american viewer

[@matteopreci579]

Lo aspettiamo sperando che il pres tiri fuori la pilla del papi

[@gunstih]

Bologna fans dont make the sound that shakes the ground. They are pretty lame at chanting. They were good in hooliganism though (Mods).

[@CurtisDavis-ok1eq]

Where The Beef Or Meat Come From!

[@jet9465]

where

[@republicofhandball8815]

Italians have to built new stadiums for Euro 2032. There's no other so important country in Europe with so many old, ugly stadiums like Italy. They've kept mostly the heritage of Italy 1990 World Cup :). SanSiro is still good, the best stadium of Italy, it was improved for 1990 World Cup. Napoli and Roma, still with athletics tracks surrounding the fields, I don't like them. Turin has new stadium of Juventus, which is good, just that is not very big, it couldn't be a venue for a semifinal of Euro. Delle Alpi was specially built for 1990, but it was a fiasco, large athletics fields, and the stadium was very far from the city. Udine has a new stadium, but it's too small for important competitions. Florenza, Bologna, Verona remained there, nothing new. Bari quite good, just that it has same athletics fields. Suprinsgly, Palermo, in Sicilly is decent stadium. With roof on it would be good. Very bad. It's incredible how many good/big stadiums are in the other top 4 nations of Europe, France, Germany, Spain, England respectively. Even Turkiye , the co-host of 2032 it's a lot better than Italy, actually Turkiye could organize an entire competition with the stadiums from Istanbul.

[@signoresantinoburnett1169]

Roma can't remove the track as they host many athletic competitions. Similar to Berlin.

[@QPRTokyo]

Crap stadium for football fans as they are really in a sports stadium . Too far away from the pitch. Needs to be turned into a proper football stadium. I hope they do change as promised to bring the seats closer to the pitch.