Manchester City, Yaya Touré’s club, is planning to expand its stadium, the Etihad Stadium, by increasing its capacity from 48,000 to 61,500 seats. The club is seeking necessary approvals for the expansion, and if granted, the work could commence next month. The Etihad Stadium was originally built for the 2002 Commonwealth Games and was later modified to accommodate Manchester City, moving from Maine Road in 2003. The proposed expansion is part of Manchester City’s efforts to enhance its facilities and accommodate more supporters.
MANCHESTER CITY: SOON A LARGER STADIUM FOR YAYA TOURÉ
