Spanish giants Barcelona have shared brand new pictures of their re-designed Nou Camp stadium as they announced aims to move back before the end of the season.
After winning the LaLiga title in June 2023, the Catalan giants started work on their world-famous stadium as part of a ÂŁ1.25billion renovation project to increase its capacity to 105,000.
Spanish giants Barcelona have shared brand new pictures of their re-designed Nou Camp stadium as they announced aims to move back before the end of the season.Â
After winning the LaLiga title in June 2023, the Catalan giants started work on their world-famous stadium as part of a £1.25billion renovation project to increase its capacity to 105,000.
They've since been playing their matches at the Estadi Olimpic Lluis Companys as they eyed a potential return to the Nou Camp for the club's 125th anniversary on November 29. [Daily Mail]
The Nashville Predators will open their 2024-25 season on Thursday with a bright-eyed lineup of fresh faces, new spaces and for those who just come to games for the food and drinks, additional menu items including charcuterie and Zamboni-shaped kids' meals.
The Predators and their hospitality partner Delaware North revealed $15 million in new amenities including the new 85-seat California Closets Studio premium club at Bridgestone Arena on Monday.
“It’s really important to us to continue offering top-tier hospitality and innovative menu items that reflect the spirit of Nashville and enhance the game-day experience at Bridgestone Arena,” said Michael Geczi, general manager of Delaware North at Bridgestone Arena. [The Tennessean]
The Lakeshore Foundation in Birmingham has emerged over the last four decades as a world leader in fitness, recreation, research and health promotion for people with disabilities, including veterans and seniors.
A nonprofit founded in 1984, the foundation serves about 4,000 people annually and is a leader in paralympic sports training and advocacy.
Last year, the foundation reached an even higher level in serving athletes in adaptive sports when it opened its new, cutting-edge, data-driven Lakeshore Sports Science and Performance Center (SSPC).
By combining the foundation’s decades of experience in adaptive sports with the help of experts, Lakeshore SSPC aims to greatly expand the opportunity for all athletes to take advantage of advanced sports science research and to achieve peak performance.
The Lakeshore SSPC provides disabled athletes an unrivaled training experience, combining science-driven sports performance services with great facilities, expert knowledge and extensive online resources. [Village Living Online]
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