StadiumDBNews: March 2026
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Poland: Outdated stadium to fade into history. Tender announced for a new stadium in Olsztyn
Olsztyn has taken another significant step toward the construction of a new stadium for Stomil Olsztyn. A tender has been announced for the preparation of the design documentation, opening the way for an investment worth more than PLN 250 million. If the schedule is maintained, the modern facility on Piłsudskiego Avenue could be completed by the end of the decade.
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England: Lincoln City FC presents modernization plans for LNER Stadium
The management of Lincoln City FC has unveiled preliminary plans for the modernization of its stadium infrastructure aimed at improving the matchday experience for supporters. The project, which is expected to be submitted to local authorities for approval in the near future, includes the creation of two new functional zones before the start of the 2026/27 season.
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Spain: Court upholds building permit for Nou Mestalla – Valencia CF can continue the project
After years of legal disputes, the construction of Nou Mestalla has received a major boost from the court. The ruling confirmed the validity of the building licence, allowing Valencia CF to continue one of the longest-running stadium projects in Spain.
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Italy: The Rome City Council has approved the construction of a stadium in Pietralata!
Rome has taken a decisive step toward building a new home for AS Roma. City authorities have approved the construction of a stadium in the Pietralata district — a project worth around €1.5 billion that could become one of the largest infrastructure developments in Italian football and a potential venue for UEFA Euro 2032.
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Qatar : Finalissima 2026 in doubt. What’s next for the big match?
The conflict between the United States, Israel and Iran has spread across the Middle East, leading to the indefinite suspension of all matches in Qatar. This decision puts the 2026 Finalissima in doubt, which was scheduled to see Spain and Argentina face each other this March in Doha.
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Spain: Breakthrough at Camp Nou. 750 Grada de Animación fans at the match against Atlético Madrid!
Today’s Barcelona second leg against Atlético in the Copa del Rey is not only a battle for the final, but also the return of organised support. After months of conflict, fan groups will once again fill the stands, testing a project of a new fan culture in Catalonia.
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USA: The battle for the Chicago Bears Stadium. A two-state race with 50/50 odds
The future of the Chicago Bears hangs on the border between two states. Indiana and Illinois are openly competing to host the new stadium — Hammond and Arlington Heights currently have almost equal chances, and the decision could define the club’s trajectory for the next 40–50 years.
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Italy: 24 tons of steel halt construction. Setback in Fiorentina’s stadium redevelopment
The renovation of Stadio Artemio Franchi has encountered an unexpected obstacle. During the installation of a 24-ton steel beam for the new Curva Fiesole, a precision alignment issue was detected, forcing its removal and a temporary halt to works. The club and city authorities insist it is a technical matter, not a threat to the overall project.
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Morocco: Help Stade Prince Moulay Abdellah win Stadium of the Year 2025 - vote now
Stade Prince Moulay Abdellah is the largest football-specific stadium in Rabat and one of the most modern sports venues in Morocco. Built as part of the country’s ambitious infrastructure programme, it serves as the home ground of AS FAR Rabat. Today it stands as one of the symbols of Morocco’s sporting development.
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Morocco: Vote for Grand Stade de Tanger in the Stadium of the Year 2025 public vote
Grand Stade de Tanger, also known as Stade Ibn Battuta, is currently the largest stadium in Morocco and one of the most impressive football arenas in Africa. The venue was opened in April 2011 after nearly a decade of construction as a multi-purpose stadium with an athletics track.
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Libya: Vote for Benghazi International Stadium in the Stadium of the Year 2025 public vote
From a royal-era arena opened in 1969 to a war-interrupted construction site and finally a reborn landmark in 2025, Benghazi International Stadium mirrors Libya’s turbulent history. If you value symbolic stadium comebacks, vote for Benghazi International Stadium in Stadium of the Year 2025.
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Morocco: Help Stade Al Medina win Stadium of the Year 2025 – vote now
Completed in record time ahead of AFCON 2025, Rabat’s Stade Al Medina reflects Morocco’s ambitious stadium modernization program and rising sporting profile. If you support North Africa’s rapidly evolving football infrastructure, vote for Stade Al Medina in Stadium of the Year 2025.
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Mexico: Choose Estadio Luis "Pirata" Fuente in Stadium of the Year 2025 public voting
Once abandoned after the fall of CD Veracruz, the legendary Pirata has returned with a modernized bowl and renewed ambition. If you value historic stadium revivals with strong local identity, vote for Estadio Luis Pirata Fuente in Stadium of the Year 2025.
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Spain: Barça puts 14,000 Camp Nou seats up for sale… in a stand that remains closed
FC Barcelona has announced the start of the season ticket sales process for Gol Nord. However, the stand remains closed pending approval of a licence for phase 1C of the Camp Nou reconstruction, which has not yet been granted.
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