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- Italian organizers are considering a bid for 2040 Summer Olympics after Milan Cortina Winter Games.
- Luciano Buonfiglio, president of Italian Olympic Committee (CONI), calls for government collaboration.
- Giovanni Malagò, head of the organizing committee, notes Rome's advantages, including a 70,000-seat stadium.
- Rome Mayor Roberto Gualtieri says Rome can bid after hosting 33 million visitors in 2025.
- Malagò cautions that bid discussions are premature and urges focus on the post-2032 landscape.
