Corvinul Hunedoara will have a new stadium after the Romanian government approved on Monday the technical and economic indicators for the construction and equipment of the “Michael Klein” sports complex.

A 10,000-seat stadium for Corwinul Hunedoar

The Ministry of Development, Public Works and Administration (MDLPA) announced that the arena will have a capacity of 10,100 seats and cost 313 million lei.

The duration of the design and implementation of the new stadium is 28 months.

“Through the project, we want to create a football pitch in accordance with the FIFA regulations on the surface and the UEFA Guidelines for quality stadiums with stands for spectators, which will be used for both official matches and other events.” This is stated in the message of the MDLPU.

Corvinul Hunedoara is currently in first place in Serie 9 Ligue 3 with 14 wins and a draw.

The sports complex “Michael Klein” will be built on an area of ​​37,207 square meters, the height regime consists of a basement, basement and three floors.

The complex will also include changing rooms equipped with toilets and showers, toilets for people, a medical office, administrative rooms, technical and storage rooms, a restaurant area, conference rooms, boxing, strength and cardio rooms, as well as premises for rent.

In addition to the interior spaces, a new exterior layout will be proposed, which includes the creation of a walking and event area, as well as parking for 435 spaces. The main football field will be equipped with night lighting, a broadcast screen and an electronic scoreboard.

“We have traditions in football, and the new arena will help us have a good future. It will be a county-wide stadium that will also be able to host cultural events, a stadium that will sometimes gather audiences within a radius of at least 100 kilometers.

If the tender procedures start in the spring of next year and pass without significant delays, we have reason to hope that work can begin in the second half of 2023,” – Day of Bobutanuthe mayor of Hunedoara, quoted by Agerpres.

The new stadium will be built on the site of the current arena in Hunedoara. The costs of demolishing the old stadium will be borne by Hunedoara City Hall.