Championship

Luton face £10m bill if they go up to Prem

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The LeaguePaper Team
16 April 2023

By Chris Dunlavy

Luton CEO Gary Sweet has revealed that Kenilworth Road would need a £10m renovation to meet Premier League standards.
The Hatters have planning permission for a 17,500-seater stadium on the site of an old gasworks in the town centre, with final designs revealed last month. However, construction is yet to begin.
Meanwhile, the club sit third in the Championship and are practically assured of a place in the play-offs.

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