FIGC sends stadium dossiers for Euro 2032 as UEFA's compliance check looms

The Italian Football Federation (Figc) will dispatch the stadium dossiers required for the Euro 2032 bid to UEFA on 30 September 2026, President Gabriele Malagò announced at the Federal Council meeting, confirming Italy’s co‑hosting with Turkey and the next step of venue verification.

The FIGC has already identified five Italia stadiums that meet the technical criteria for Euro 2032. These venues will be examined once UEFA completes its compliance review. Italy will share the tournament with Turkey, as confirmed by President Gabriele Malagò.

Dossier submission deadline

The Figc will forward the complete bid dossier on 30 September 2026, satisfying the deadline set by UEFA. The package contains detailed assessments of each stadium’s capacity, safety standards and transport links. The announcement appeared alongside Nations League Calcio Highlights Live Video Foto Tennis Drive MotoGp Pressing Sportmediaset XXL News, underscoring the multi‑sport context of the bid.

The submitted documents form part of the broader Euro 2032 bid, which also includes financial guarantees and legacy plans. UEFA will scrutinise the dossiers against the ‘Bid Dossier’ requirements before granting any approvals. The FIGC stressed that the dossiers are ready for immediate review.

Awaiting UEFA compliance

UEFA’s compliance check will determine whether the five Italian sites can progress to the final selection stage. After verification, the FIGC will announce the five host venues that will stage matches. The federation reiterated its commitment to transparent cooperation with UEFA throughout the process.

Beyond the immediate bid, the FIGC will maintain dialogue with all local authorities and stakeholders to modernise football infrastructure across the country. This effort aims to boost the chances of future Scudetti and other international events. The federation also highlighted its role in supporting the development of stadiums beyond those earmarked for Euro 2032.

Coverage of the bid will feature across Coppa Italia, Supercoppa Italiana and other domestic competitions, as well as Formula Sport programmes, podcasts and lifestyle magazines. Fans can follow updates through the FIGC’s Area Help, Faq Info, Cookie Policy and regular News releases. The process reflects the federation’s broader strategy to align Italian football with UEFA standards and to secure the EURO legacy.