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Netanya's Miriam Stadium to Expand with Two New Stands, Increasing Capacity to 26,000
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First reported by N12 · 1 hour ago
What happened
Netanya's Miriam Stadium will undergo expansion with two new stands, increasing its capacity from 13,000 to about 26,000 seats and becoming a fully enclosed oval stadium. Mayor Avi Salama highlighted the upgrade as a major enhancement for the local team Maccabi Netanya and the community.
- 01Netanya's Miriam Stadium will add two new stands, nearly doubling capacity to 26,000 seats.
- 02The stadium will be redesigned into a fully enclosed oval shape.
- 03Current capacity is about 13,000, with plans to reach around 30,000 spectators.
- 04Mayor Avi Salama emphasized the stadium's importance to Maccabi Netanya and the local community.
- 05The renovation aims to make it one of Israel's highest quality stadiums.
- 06The project reflects Netanya's commitment to enhancing local sports infrastructure.
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