Roma have announced they have submitted plans for their new stadium to the Italian National Olympic Committee (CONI).
The Serie A side are hoping to move into Stadio della Roma in August 2018.
A statement on the Giallorossi's website read: "Stadio della Roma representatives today submitted technical documentation to the Italian National Olympic Committee (CONI) for a preliminary review.
"This represents the beginning of the final submission process that will see the comprehensive dossier of the Tor di Valle/Stadio della Roma project presented to Regione Lazio.
Technical documentation for #StadioDellaRoma submitted to #CONI for review https://t.co/YOPV87WnzX #ASRoma pic.twitter.com/EApEIedFKX
- Stadio della Roma (@StadiodellaRoma) April 29, 2016
"As part of this submission, CONI will receive the project's detailed designs and narrative reports for the stadium, new training complex and Roma Village prepared by a group of national and international team of experts."
A representative of the project confirmed their backing of CONI's view to apply for Rome to be a candidate for the 2024 Olympics.
David Ginsberg said: "We also want to confirm our support to CONI for the Rome 2024 Olympic Games candidacy and we hope that Stadio della Roma will play a key role for this important event."
Roma currently ground-share with rivals Lazio at the Stadio Olimpico.