Leicester City Football Club has exposed plans for a brand new, state-of-the-art training facility, as part of its long-lasting commitment to strengthening Leicestershire’s condition as a house for the advancement of world-class sport.
Building on the successes of recent seasons – which have seen the Foxes bring English Premier league (EPL) football, the Premier league title as well as the UEFA Champions league to Leicester – the Club will continue to improve the region’s sporting condition with the advancement of a site in Charnwood.
A programme of public consultation has been arranged for spring 2018, providing regional residents, businesses, neighborhoods as well as Foxes fans the chance to discuss the proposals for the new site – previously occupied by Park hill Golf Club. details of these consultations will be advertised in the coming weeks.
Future plans for the site of the Club’s present training facility at Belvoir Drive in Leicester are under consideration as well as will be decided upon in due course.
LCFC’s present Belvoir Camiseta Atletico Madrid Drive training ground
Investment in a training facility to rival the extremely finest in the UK is the latest phase in the realisation of King Power International’s long-lasting vision for Leicester City (LCFC) – a vision conceived by the Srivaddhanaprabha household as well as sustainably implemented since 2010.
The new training centre will include facilities for the Club’s very first Team, advancement Squad as well as Academy setups, in addition to facilities to support the Club’s neighborhood programme as well as its efforts to promote inclusion as well as sports involvement throughout the region.
In addition, as part of its commitment to research, advancement as well as innovation in sport as well as beyond, the Club means to engage with the region’s major Camiseta Flamengo academic establishments to offer further chances for progressive partnership in a world-class environment.
KSS – the 95 strong chartered architects, interior as well as graphic style method that specialises in the style of major sports venues as well as training facilities – is working with LCFC on the plans for the new training facility.
Leicester City Vice Chairman, Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha, said:
The Club has experienced an extraordinary rate of growth in the last seven years as well as keeping the Leicestershire neighborhood at the heart of that growth has been as well as will continue to be a essential principle of our vision.
The new training ground is a truly interesting phase of our advancement as well as a once-in-a-generation chance for us to demonstrate both our ambition, as well as that of the city, on such a big scale. We want to invest in the very best possible training facilities to establish as well as draw in the world’s elite sporting skill to Leicester as well as to provide them a competitive edge in a game that is constantly evolving.
It is essential to us that the benefits brought about by the new advancement make the facility a source of pride for the Leicestershire neighborhood – understood for so many years for its rich custom in sporting development.
Chief Executive, Susan Whelan, said:
The new training ground is a extremely important job for the Club as well as is still in its early stages, with a great deal of plans still to be finalised, however the purchase of the site is a considerable very first step we want to show our fans as well as with the Leicestershire community.
The forthcoming consultations will be an chance for the surrounding neighborhoods to discover more about the direction we would propose, Camiseta Everton FC to comprehend the chances the advancement will present as well as offer valuable comments that we can take into the planning stages.
It’s an interesting time for the Football Club as well as one more strong statement of long-lasting commitment from King Power worldwide to the Club as well as the wider region.
The Club will verify dates as well as places for the public consultation on the new training facility in due course.
Read the in-depth interview SVB’s Katie McIntyre conducted with LCFC’s grounds Manager, John Ledwidge (pictured above), last year by just clicking the below link:
FROM THE GROUND UP: interview with John Ledwidge, grounds Manager, Leicester City FC
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