UEFA warns Italy over Euro 2032 hosting amid infrastructure concerns

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•UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin has publicly linked Italy's Euro 2032 co-host status to improvements in stadium infrastructure.
•Euro 2032 is scheduled to be co-hosted by Italy and Turkey under a joint bid approved by UEFA.
•Ceferin has warned that UEFA could strip Italy of hosting rights if stadium upgrades are not completed in time.
•Italian stadiums in cities such as Rome, Milan, and Naples have been criticized for aging facilities and safety concerns.
•Italy recently failed to qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, adding to pressure on its football authorities.
•The Italian government would need to approve and fund large-scale renovation projects to meet UEFA standards before 2032.
•UEFA has previously required host nations to modernize venues to meet standards on capacity, safety, and media facilities.
•Losing Euro 2032 matches would reduce expected hotel, transport, and service sector revenues in Italian host cities.

▸If the Italian government quickly approves funding for stadium renovations UEFA is likely to keep Italy as Euro 2032 co-host, preserving expected tourism and construction jobs.

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