Astana Arena: Stadium Reconstruction Completed
Photo: Instagram / Yerlan Kanalimov
The stadium is ready to host international matches, Orda.kz reports.
The Chair of Astana's Maslikhat, Yerlan Kanalimov, announced that the reconstruction of the Astana Arena has been completed. He stated that the old surface, heating system, and field irrigation were updated, and artificial turf has been replaced.
The construction and installation work were carried out in accordance with UEFA recommendations. In December last year, the football field surface was certified to receive an international certificate,Kanalimov said.
Also, according to Kanalimov, the reconstruction of the Kazakhstan Sports Palace will begin this year.
Original Author: Zarina Faizulina
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