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Arsenal Hold Internal Talks About Redeveloping Emirates Stadium
Arsenal aims to boost matchday revenue by tens of millions and reduce a 100,000+ season ticket waiting list by expanding Emirates Stadium beyond 70,000 seats.
- On October 7, 2025 Arsenal Football Club plan to expand Emirates Stadium beyond 70,000 seats, possibly up to 80,000 by 2028, while temporarily relocating home matches to Wembley Stadium.
- Inspired by Real Madrid's Bernabéu redevelopment, Arsenal seek higher matchday revenue after recording �131.7m in 2023-24 and face a season-ticket waiting list in excess of 100,000.
- Constrained by a 17-acre site, Arsenal plan internal redevelopment of Emirates Stadium, altering stand gradients and seating while KSE, Populous, and Otto Maly lead talks.
- Costs and timing suggest the �400-500m project led by KSE and Populous could begin before the 2027/28 season, requiring a 12-18 month temporary relocation.
- Financially, the project could add tens of millions annually, restoring Emirates Stadium as London's largest club ground ahead of Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and London Stadium, while underlining the Kroenke family's long-term commitment with new board appointees Kelly Blaha, Dave Steiner, Otto Maly and Ben Winston.
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Arsenal in line for stunning stadium move as grand plans for Emirates Stadium drawn up
Arsenal are preparing an ambitious expansion of the Emirates Stadium that could see them temporarily move home matches to Wembley while construction takes place.The north London club are exploring a redevelopment that would increase capacity from 60,700 to beyond 70,000, making it the largest football ground in London and surpassing both Tottenham Hotspur and West Ham United.According to the Telegraph, detailed design work is already underway, w…
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