Newcastle United has produced a promotional video for a proposed new 65,000-capacity stadium at Leazes Park, indicating potential plans to leave their historic St James' Park. Club chairman Yasir al-Rumayyan and executives discussed stadium options, expressing strong support for the new build if funded by the Public Investment Fund. The new design allows for construction while the team plays at St James', easing financial concerns. Challenges include seeking planning permission due to conservation laws affecting green-belt land. Newcastle's collaboration with architecture firm KSS aims to manage these complexities as they plan for future European Championship games.
Newcastle's plan for a new 65,000-capacity stadium at Leazes Park signals a major shift as they consider leaving St James' Park, their home since 1892.
The club executives have presented their ambitious vision, expressing strong preference for a new build on green-belt land while maintaining operations at St James' during construction.
Involving KSS Architects, Newcastle aims to navigate the complexities of planning permission and potential legal challenges due to conservation issues surrounding Leazes Park.
The decision to create a promotional video reflects the seriousness of Newcastle's intentions, as they explore options amidst fan reactions and the prospect of hosting European Championship games.
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