Parliament opens to standing zones in Italian stadiums, including the Ferraris
Parliament is considering introducing standing areas in Italian stadiums, where fans can watch matches in safe conditions. The idea is part of the project for the future of the Luigi Ferraris Stadium in Genoa, ahead of works linked to EURO 2032. The topic was discussed at a press conference at the Chamber of Deputies, attended by representatives of the Associazione Club Genoani, Genoa and several Ligurian and national lawmakers. The proposal envisages tip-up seats, which can be folded up and locked in an upright position with a key managed by stadium staff, as already happens in Germany, Austria, England, Scotland and the Netherlands.
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