Wyndham City Stadium News

The Western Melbourne Group (WMG) has announced major project partners for its $2 billion development at Tarneit, incorporating a 15,000-seat stadium for Western United FC.

Fresh off claiming their maiden A-League championship, Western United can finally look towards playing at a home of their own.

The Western United FC has reported that early site works have commenced on the precinct that’ll eventually house the 15,000-capacity Wyndham City Stadium.

The Western Melbourne Group has announced early works are set to commence next month to provide access to the future Wyndham City Stadium.

Wyndham City Stadium is a step closer after the State Planning Minister Richard Wynne today approved a key planning amendment.

The future home stadium of A-League club Western United will be entirely funded by a concept known as ‘value capture’, with no state or federal funds committed to the project.

A new elite training facility for Western United, including grandstand seating for 5,000 spectators, will be built adjacent to the proposed future A-League stadium.

A plan to reboot Victoria’s economy post-coronavirus is in the works, with 66 projects listed, including Western United’s new A-League stadium.

A-League club Western United has released a statement, with site investigations complete at the site of its new stadium west of Melbourne.

New A-League club Western United has released updated renders for its new purpose-built stadium at Tarneit.

A new stadium will be built in Melbourne’s west and Campbelltown Stadium will be redeveloped following confirmation of two new teams entering the A-League over the next two seasons.

A new 15,000-seat stadium in Tarneit has been unveiled as the home venue of A-League expansion bid Western Melbourne.