New Hope For Raków Częstochowa Stadium After
November 4, 2026 · Perú
Raków Częstochowa hopes that a change in city leadership will bring progress in the construction of the new stadium. Andrzej Szewiński outlines the challenges and potential solutions to make it happen.
New Hope For Raków Częstochowa Stadium After
According to Sport.
Background
Raków Częstochowa, as one of the clubs in the Ekstraklasa, requires adequate facilities to compete effectively. The new stadium will be a symbol of the club's progress and aspirations, as well as increasing its appeal for fans and sponsors in Częstochowa.
Why this is important
The change of leadership in Częstochowa gives new hope for the construction of a new stadium for Raków Częstochowa. A modern stadium is vital to enhancing the fan experience and supporting the club's growth in the Ekstraklasa football competition. With the support of the community and new leaders, it is hoped that this process can run more smoothly.
Main Points
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- Raków Częstochowa hopes that a change in city leadership will bring progress in the construction of the new stadium.
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Raków Częstochowa now hopes that a change in the city's leadership could open up the opportunity for the long-dreamed-of new stadium to be built. In his statement, Andrzej Szewiński, a politician and former athlete, expressed his belief that although the process will not be easy, it is still very possible. "I am sure that the stadium issue will be one of the themes in the next election campaign," he said in an interview.
Szewiński appreciated the people of Częstochowa for voting to remove Krzysztof Matyjaszczyk after 16 years of office that was considered unsatisfactory. He emphasized that to achieve change, voters need to elect people who are outside the system that has damaged the city. "Częstochowa deserves normality," he added. The club's owner, Michał Świerczewski, also expressed his dissatisfaction with the previous leadership, especially regarding the stadium renovation plans.
It is hoped that changes at the government level will bring new hope to clubs and fans. Szewiński explained that although significant decisions cannot be taken immediately as the city will be managed by a commissioner for the next 90 days, he believes that the new stadium will be a focus in the election campaign.
"We need to ensure that there is a commitment to build a stadium for Raków and the city," he explained. According to him, the lack of modernization of the Raków stadium was one of the factors that contributed to the results of the recent vote. Szewiński pointed out that the construction of modern sports facilities such as the sports hall in Częstochowa, which recently cost around 70 million zł, can be a reference.
Regarding the cost of building a new stadium, Szewiński revealed that the current estimates may be higher than before. "In the past, a stadium could be built for 170 million zł, but now we have to be prepared for a larger budget, similar to the cost of other sports buildings," he said.
He also emphasized the importance of two aspects of this project. First, the right funding structure to get as much funding as possible from outside, both from the European Union and the government. Second, a wise stadium design, which does not have to be large, but enough with complete facilities to support the spectator experience.
"The stadium must be modular, starting with a capacity of 8 thousand spectators and can be expanded to 15 thousand in the future," concluded Szewiński. Despite the current difficult situation, he is optimistic that with will and a solid funding plan, the city can realize its dream of a new stadium.
What happened next
For the next 90 days, the city of Częstochowa will be managed by a commissioner, meaning significant decisions regarding the new stadium may be delayed. However, Andrzej Szewiński believes that the stadium issue will be a focus in the upcoming election campaign. If voters elect leaders who support this project, hopes for Raków Częstochowa's new stadium could come true.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happened to Raków Częstochowa Stadium?
Raków Częstochowa hopes that a change in city leadership could open up opportunities for the long-dreamed-of construction of a new stadium.
Who confirmed hopes for the new stadium?
Andrzej Szewiński, a politician and former athlete, expressed his confidence about the possibility of building a new stadium.
Why is this leadership change important now?
The leadership change is considered important as voters removed Krzysztof Matyjaszczyk after a 16-year tenure deemed unsatisfactory, and is expected to bring new hope to the club.
What changes are expected after the election?
Changes at government level are expected to bring focus to building a new stadium for Raków Częstochowa.
What did the club owner say about the previous leadership?
Michał Świerczewski, the club owner, expressed his dissatisfaction with the previous leadership, especially regarding the stadium renovation plans.