Anfield Road Expansion Photos Shows New Anfield Road Stand look for 2023/24 season 2023

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Here are updated images of Liverpool’s Anfield showing how it will look in the 2023-24 season. You are requested to read the article and continue for more details. Stay tuned with us for all the details. Follow PKB News for all new updates and current affairs. Liverpool’s Anfield stadium will look very different next season. The historic site is currently expanding Anfield Road End. The work is less than a year away from completion and new images have been sharing the internet like wildfire showing what the finished product will look like. Here’s everything you need to know about Anfield’s capacity. Work on the new stand begins in September 2021, which will add an additional 7,000 seats ahead of the 2023-24 season.

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Widening Anfield Road

Anfield Road End’s capacity will increase to 15,967, taking the stadium’s overall capacity to 61,015. All recognition will be transferred to the 3D Digital Place, we can see exactly how it will look. As well as increased capacity at Anfield Road End, there are a number of new hospitality suites below the top floor, with 1,800 seats with a sports bar/hospitality facilities. It is known that fans will continue to be arranged on the left side of that stand. This is what Anfield will look like next season.

The estimated cost of the expansion is 80 million Euros but Anfield will be a notable venue next season. The original and earlier stadium was built in 1884 and the Min Stand was redeveloped in 2016, adding 8,500 seats. Last month, he spoke on the 12-month anniversary of starting work and said it had been a very busy 12 months and it was impressive to look back at what had been achieved during the year.

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Image of Anfield Road expansion

There is a lot of speculation surrounding the expansion of Anfield. Anfield will still be behind the Emirates, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and Old Trafford when it comes to capacity. However, CEO of Liverpool owners Fenway Sports Group – Sam Kennedy, hinted earlier this week that they could expand further. They claim that when it arrives, it requires some significant investment. At least there are no premium deals to talk about and experience during game day. they added. He continued that they made the decision to do exactly what they did at Fenway Park. They have invested hundreds of millions of pounds into this facility and we have created a new main pavilion.