The FA: England national football centre St. George's Park to be renovated between 2025 & 2028

St. George's Park, The Football Association's national training centre in Burton-on-Trent (north of Birmingham, England), is to undergo a renovation between 2025 and 2028, announced The FA on 06/02/2025.

The facility, built in 2012 at a cost of £105m (€126m), will benefit from "significant investment to ensure the world-class facility continues to evolve," according to the FA. The football centre will play host to its men's team during Euro 2028, which will be held in the United Kingdom and Ireland.

The "SGP 2.0" project will focus on three areas:
• "Competitive advantage: all England team pitch surfaces will be upgraded to improve wet weather playability, with pitchside hub buildings, screens, and landscaping to maximise training effectiveness during international camps. Performance and recovery facilities will also be upgraded;
• Player and coach expectations: modernisation of hotel bedrooms and communal spaces to better fit team’s needs, plus installation of permanent downtime activities. Inclusive design of all new and upgraded spaces, plus adding new features to maximise SGP's…