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World Cup stadium that hosted England win could be knocked down for 80,000-seat arena

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Eintracht Frankfurt are weighing up the possibility of demolishing their stadium in order to build a brand new one. The Bundesliga outfit calls Deutsche Bank Park home and have done since 1925. The stadium will host this season’s Europa League final Getty It has undergone four renovations, with the latest in 2005, just before the 2006 World Cup. The ground welcomed a number of international heavyweights throughout the tournament, including England, Portugal, Argentina, Brazil, France and the Netherlands. It also hosted five fixtures at Euro 2024, underlining its status as one of Germany’s top football venues. Frankfurt’s stadium expansion plans But it’s about to get even bigger and better, as Frankfurt are planning to expand their home. The main question is how the German club goes about it. One proposal would be to retain the stadium’s existing shell and build a third tier. The second proposal would result in the existing ground being demolished and a shiny new venue built on the same

First report: World Cup stadium could be demolished to make way for 80,000-seater new arena — thesun.co.uk, 2d