Roma President James Pallotta hopes to start work on the new stadium in March, and targets the Scudetto.
The Giallorossi are aiming to build a stadium of their own, but the project has been hit by delays and red tape.
“The new mayor has been great, we hope to break ground by March,” Pallotta told American radio outlet Sirius XM.
“It will then take 24-28 months.”
Pallotta was then asked about the targets for the season, and the American hopes Luciano Spalletti can guide the Lupi to the Scudetto.
Roma President James Pallotta hopes to start work on the new stadium in March, and targets the Scudetto.
The Giallorossi are aiming to build a stadium of their own, but the project has been hit by delays and red tape.
“The new mayor has been great, we hope to break ground by March,” Pallotta told American radio outlet Sirius XM.
“It will then take 24-28 months.”
Pallotta was then asked about the targets for the season, and the American hopes Luciano Spalletti can guide the Lupi to the Scudetto.
“Our objective is the Scudetto. We have a coach like Spalletti who is a guarantee in Italy, and a vastly improved defence.
“Miralem Pjanic? I wasn’t happy that we lost him [to Juventus], but there wasn’t anything we could do about it [because of his release clause].”