Georgian PM: Tbilisi needs 70,000-capacity stadium to host Champions League final
Kobakhidze also reviewed the “depreciated” condition of the long-standing Dinamo Arena in the capital and said relevant agencies would “provide the public with detailed information” on the subject. Photo: Government's Administration
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Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze on Wednesday said Georgia’s capital Tbilisi needed a new, 70,000-capacity stadium to host top-level games including the UEFA Champions League final.
The head of the Government said building the new venue would be a “unique opportunity” for the country and have a “very positive impact” on its image, adding the Government was planning to facilitate the project.
Kobakhidze also reviewed the “depreciated” condition of the long-standing Dinamo Arena in the capital and said relevant agencies would “provide the public with detailed information” on the subject.