City council approves €200m redevelopment of Napoli's Stadio Maradona
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 29, 2026, 11:45 AM
Last updated Sep 29, 2026

The city council in Naples has approved a funding allocation of €50m for the redevelopment of Stadio Maradona, bringing the total investment for the project to €200m. This redevelopment is crucial for the stadium to meet the required standards to host matches for EURO 2032, which will be co-hosted by Italy and Turkey. The stadium is owned by the city, indicating the majority of the funding will come from public sources. Plans for the renovation come as several new stadium projects are being proposed in other Italian cities.
- •Naples city council allocates €50m for Stadio Maradona redevelopment.
- •Total project funding reaches €200m with contributions from regional council.
- •Stadium needs upgrades to be eligible for EURO 2032 matches.
- •Renovation planned instead of constructing a new facility.
- •EURO 2032 will be co-hosted by Italy and Turkey.
- 11:45 AMYahoo Sports — Councils approve €200m redevelopment of Napoli’s Maradona Stadium for EURO 2032
"The city council in Naples has agreed to provide €50m in funding for the redevelopment of Napoli’s Stadio Maradona ahead of EURO 2032, which brings the total funds of the project up to the €200m...
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