StadiumDBNews: August 2025
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Czech Republic: Football revival in Brno? New stadium project on the way
Zbrojovka Brno was once a club with serious backing from fans, especially around the turn of the millennium. But in recent years, the team from the Czech Republic’s second-largest city has become more of a punchline. The club came dangerously close to relegation to the third tier (MSFL) — which would’ve been rock bottom even for the few loyal fans still showing up at the aging Srbská stadium.
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Italy: Major renovation of Stadio Via del Mare in Lecce begins
The renovation of Via del Mare in Lecce has officially begun. It is the largest sports investment in the city in decades and a key part of preparations for the Mediterranean Games. The plan is to carry out the work while matches continue to be played at the venue.
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USA: Commanders closer to a return to D.C.? Hearings done, decision time ahead
Washington is gearing up for one of the biggest urban transformations in its history. On 190 acres of the old RFK Stadium site, a new mixed-use neighborhood is in the works — with a brand-new stadium for the Washington Commanders at its heart.
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Mexico: Estadio BBVA showcases its pitch and technology for the 2026 World Cup
Mission accomplished. After two months of intense work, Estadio BBVA in Monterrey unveiled the best pitch in Mexico, designed specifically for the 2026 World Cup, where the stadium will host four matches.
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Italy: Cagliari delays stadium construction until 2028. EURO 2032 in danger?
The construction of the club’s new stadium, which was expected to begin soon, has officially been pushed back to 2028. The decision comes amid rising construction costs, uncertain funding sources, and criticism from political opposition toward the city administration.
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