Since 2020, Mâs Monumental has been undergoing an unprecedented modernization process. The latest addition is the installation of a 360° LED ring, which will surround the central stands and revolutionize the fan experience.

Debut coming soon

The 488-meter long and 90-centimeter high ring will consist of 610 high-resolution LED modules. With a resolution of 48,800 x 90 pixels and a brightness of 6,500 nits, it will ensure optimal visibility from every point in the stadium. In addition to enhancing the visual experience for fans, this system will allow River Plate to generate additional revenue through dynamic advertising, displaying animations, scores, and goal celebrations in real time. The installation and data connection work is currently underway, and the system is expected to be ready by the end of January for Argentina's friendly match against Mexico.

Just part of Mâs Monumental's massive renovation

The 360° ring is just one element of the ambitious Mâs Monumental modernization plan. In recent years, the club has carried out significant work, including connecting the upper stands, installing new lower stands to increase capacity, renovating the San Martín and Belgrano boxes, and creating a restaurant in the Centenario Media area. The club also installed a hybrid pitch, a first in Argentina, and doubled the parking capacity by building a bridge connecting it directly to the San Martín stand.

The exterior of the stadium was also modernized, with a decorative ring on the Sívori stand that replicates the club's colors and strengthens its visual identity. Additionally, the external boxes and restrooms were renovated.

Thanks to the implementation of a trust fund, River Plate has been able to finance and accelerate these works. In the medium and long term, the club is pursuing further ambitious projects, such as building the new River Institute, which will have 30 classrooms and modern educational tools, as well as the High-Performance Center for youth, which will include seven pitches, a 5,000 m² building with a gym, rehabilitation and neurobiology areas, and player rooms.

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