Towards the end at the New Ankara Stadium
Work continues on the new stadium, whose construction started in June 2022 to replace the 19 Mayıs Stadium in Ankara.
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While the installation of grass ground and red-white seats has been completed in the New Ankara Stadium, which has a capacity of 51 thousand spectators, the construction of which started in June 2022 in Ankara, it was reported that UEFA demands were also met.
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Why It Matters
19 Mayıs Stadium in Ankara was demolished in 2018, and the construction of a new stadium started on the same site in June 2022.
The countdown begins for the first kickoff in the new stadium of the capital Ankara, which has a capacity of 51 thousand spectators.
Towards the end at the New Ankara Stadium
After the demolition of the 19 Mayıs Stadium in Ankara in 2018, the first kick-off is coming to an end in Turkey's most modern stadium, whose construction started in the same place in June 2022.
Officials regarding the New Ankara Stadium, whose construction was recorded by Anadolu Agency from the first day and recorded at certain periods, stated that the home turf ground has been completely completed.
While the installation of the red-white seats of the stadium, which will be one of the most modern sports facilities in Türkiye, built by TOKİ on behalf of the Ministry of Youth and Sports, has been completed, the "aesthetic works" and the construction of the outdoor athletics track continue.
The new stadium of the capital is waiting for the day when it will host football fans with its tribunes with "Türkiye" written on red and white seats, its new ground, prominent roof design and surrounding sports fields.
UEFA'S REQUESTS WERE FULFILLED
"UEFA's demands" were fulfilled in the stadium, which was visited by Turkish Football Federation and UEFA officials.
Designed as a large sports complex that will serve not only football matches but also many different branches, activities in 15 different sports branches can be carried out in an area of 160,000 square meters.
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Open Questions
- On what date will the official opening of the New Ankara Stadium be held?
