CroatiaThe article discusses the progress and timeline for the construction of the new stadium in Kranjčevićevoj street, which is closely linked to the relocation plans of HNK Dinamo Zagreb from Maksimir. Zvonimir Boban, representing Dinamo, announced preparations for a farewell event to Maksimir and expects the new stadium to host between five to six matches. The project has seen delays, with initial completion dates pushed back. On August 28, an annex was signed extending the deadline to December 1, 2026, and further to February 1, 2027, with the contract value increased by €183,046.90. The reasons for the changes include additional work not initially included in the tender. The relocation from Maksimir is expected to occur at the start of the spring part of the season, likely in late January or early March, depending on the completion of the stadium works. The new stadium will increase seating capacity from 5,350 to 11,163, meeting UEFA Category IV standards, allowing matches in the Champions League and Europa League. It will also feature a new city square, over 400 parking spaces, and a completely new pitch.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual updates on the stadium construction and relocation plans without overtly favoring any political stance. While the topic involves local politics and urban development, the framing remains neutral, focusing on project timelines, contractual changes, and infrastructure data
