La Liga Stadium Undergoes Dramatic Transformation: Running Track Demolished, Capacity Increased
Mallorca’s Son Moix Stadium is undergoing a stunning transformation, with the LaLiga giants’ home ground set to be completely revamped by mid-2024. The £18million project has already seen the removal of the running track surrounding the pitch, and significant changes to the stands, including the addition of a canopy over the eastern stand. While the redevelopment is not expected to be completed for another few years, the new and improved Son Moix Stadium will have a capacity of around 23,000 and aims to provide a modern and inclusive experience for fans and the local community. However, Mallorca may face the prospect of playing in their redeveloped ground in the Segunda Division next season, as they currently sit 15th in the LaLiga table. Nonetheless, the exciting changes to the stadium bode well for the future of the club.
Exciting developments at Mallorca as Son Moix Stadium undergoes stunning makeover
Mallorca’s Son Moix Stadium is currently undergoing a major transformation, with the redevelopment project well underway since May of last year. The £18million project includes removing the running track and bringing the stands closer to the pitch, giving the stadium a modern and updated look. The club has announced that the redevelopment is expected to be completed by mid-2024, with a capacity of around 23,000 when it reopens. The aim of the project is to create a modern and inclusive stadium that will provide various services to the local community. Mallorca’s fans can look forward to a revamped Son Moix Stadium, although the team may have to fight to remain in LaLiga for the grand reopening. Currently sitting in 15th place, Mallorca will need to improve their performance to ensure they remain in the top division for the exciting new chapter of the stadium.
