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Evaluating Euro 2032 hosting details

So, UEFA awarded Euro 2032 to Italy and Turkey to co-host in 2023, each with five venues. I’m considering the Category 4 stadium requirements. Italy has issues with outdated stadiums, and many need renovations. Allianz Stadium in Turin meets the Category 4 standard, but I'm not so sure about San Siro—it might need refurbishment due to compliance concerns. Stadio Olimpico in Rome also made the cut, having hosted Euro 2020 matches, but stricter standards could apply.Clarifying UEFA stadium criteria

I want to make sure I avoid hallucinating specifics while discussing UEFA's stadium criteria. Category 4 requires a minimum of 8,000 seats for general use, but for finals or the EURO, the requirement jumps to 30,000-60,000. For group matches in the EURO, UEFA requires stadiums to have a capacity of over 30,000, and reporting indicates higher capacities for key games. I could ask the user if they'd like a fact-check, summary, or a list of Italian stadiums and their planned upgrades for Euro 2032.Reviewing Italy's stadium plans for Euro 2032

It looks like there are plans for Florence to renovate the Franchi Stadium for Euro 2032 using PNRR funds, along with a new stadium in Cagliari and possibly in Palermo. The Italian FA proposed 10 candidate cities including Milan, Turin, and Verona. I see a list of stadiums that includes Milan's San Siro, Turin's Allianz, and several others, but many will need renovations. Given the strict UEFA requirements, I could ask the user what they want: a source check, standards interpretation, or a rundown of Italian stadiums and upgrade plans.