Sunday 7th July 2019
French side Nimes Olympique have outlined plans to demolish and completely rebuild their Stade de Costieres.
The news comes after the Ligue 1 club agreed a price of €8m to buy the ground from the local council. The current stadium will be demolished somewhere around 2022/2023 with the new 15,000 capacity replacement venue ready sometime around 2025.
The project will cost and estimated €230m and also include shops and hotels. The club’s owner has confirmed that the stadium won’t be named after a sponsor saying: "There will be no naming. I hate that. A stadium is not a brand".
Nimes will be forced to play at a temporarily stadium during the construction works.
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