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Work at Real Madrid's Santiago Bernabeu stadium has started after it got disrupted due the coronavirus pandemic in Madrid, Spain. Getty
Renovation work at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium had to be suspended for 10 days. Getty
Construction work is going on at full swing at the Santiago Bernabeu. Getty
Real Madrid have grand plans for the new Santiago Bernabeu stadium. Getty
Real Madrid hope to use Santiago Bernabeu as a multi-purpose venue that can be utilised almost round the year. getty
View outside the Santiago Bernabeu during the Liga match between Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid in February. Getty
The new Santiago Bernabeu stadium will have a retractable grass pitch within the stadium which will allow it to be removed within minutes. Getty
The Santiago Bernabeu ahead of the Champions League match between Real Madrid and Galatasaray in November 2019. Getty
The Santiago Bernabeu prior to the La Liga match between Real Madrid and Levante in September. Getty
View outside the Santiago Bernabeu prior to the La Liga match between Real Madrid and Girona. Getty
Real Madrid are looking to speed up the reconstruction work at Santiago Bernabeu. Getty
The Santiago Bernabeu is one of the most iconic venues in the world. Getty
The new Santiago Bernabeu should be ready by 2021. Getty
The Santiago Bernabeu before a match between Real Madrid and Valencia in 1999. Getty
May 17, 2020
May 17, 2020
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Construction work at Real Madrid’s historic Santiago Bernabeu has picked up pace, making the most of the break in football in Spain.
AS published images from inside the venue with most of the seating removed. According to the report, Real are set to play the remainder of the season – if and when that happens – at the Alfredo Di Stefano stadium in Valdebebas.
Marca reported that the club are looking to install retractable grass pitches within the stadium which will allow the surface to be removed within a few minutes.
The grand plans include several plates beneath the pitch which will retract into a “green house” cave. The new system should create ideal conditions for the grass, maintaining an optimum balance between humidity and sunlight.
All these are part of a bigger plan to convert the Bernabeu into a multi-purpose stadium, which can be used for other events like concerts. Plans are on to make the venue operational for 300 days a year.
Above is a picture gallery of the renovation work at the Bernabeu. To view the next image, click on the arrows or simply swipe.
Updated: May 17, 2020 08:03 PM
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