Ospreys have unveiled plans for an ambitious make -over from St. Helen’s Stadium.
The Swansea-based Rugby -union Moving the side to the location on the beach for next season.
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Ospreys shared with championship side Swansea City In the Liberty Stadium of 21,088 Saturday.
But they make the switch to St Helen’s halfway through the 2025/26 campaign.
The location – which organizes both rugby and cricket – is just a few meters from the beach in the city of Welsh.
And the club is planning an ambitious makeover to make a hub with 8,000 seats for elite rugby in the region.
Phase one of the work will see a 4G voyage height installed with a cover built over the existing terrace.
Three new grandstands will be built, as well as a new fan zone.
After completion of the land, the advanced training facilities will follow later.
Ospreys Chief Executive Lance Bradley said: “This is an essential step to bring our long -term vision to life.
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“It does not only reflect our faith in the transformation of St. Helen’s, but in the power of our future, rooted in Swansea and driven by our supporters.
“This is about more than new stands or improved facilities.
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“It is a declaration of intent about who we are, where we belong and where we are going.
“Our goal is a world -class house for elite rugby, community sport and shared experiences that proudly inspire in the region.”
Despite the fact that Ospreys are contrary to the Welsh Rugby Union, the plans come about financing.
Bradley added: “We are still talking to the Wru about the situation and if we did not have a positive result that things would make things a lot harder.
“The fact that we are moving on full steam with development shows a level of trust.”
Swansea Cricket Club shares the St. Helen site and continues to play at the location for the 2025 season.
As a result, Ospreys will probably only play on the site on December.
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