"Well, fellow supporters, we have emerged victorious! CSKA is set to have its own state-of-the-art stadium! The final match at the Bulgarian Army stadium, erected in 1967, will be the clash against Ludogorets on 10.12.23. Join us in bidding farewell to the 56-year-old stadium," announced CSKA after learning that the obstacles hindering the issuance of a visa for the new stadium's construction have been resolved.
"With immense excitement, we share the news of progressing towards our grand dream. What comes next? We are swiftly commencing tender procedures for the demolition of the old stadium and selecting a builder for the upcoming facility. Without wasting a moment, work on the project will begin. However, these processes take time. Therefore, the most practical approach is for the team to complete the first half of the season at the 'Bulgarian Army' stadium. During the break, the facility will be closed and readied for its safe dismantling," the "Reds" stated on their official site.
"To address the burning question on everyone's minds— the final match at the Bulgarian Army stadium, constructed in 1967, will be against Ludogorets on 10.12.23. We intend to commemorate this historic event fittingly. Exciting activities and surprises are in store. Further details will be unveiled as the date approaches. In anticipation of significant interest, we are making special tickets available online from today for the occasion of the stadium's last match. Those purchasing tickets with a unique design online will have the opportunity to collect them at the stadium's ticket counters starting Friday - 08.12.23. Join us as we collectively close the doors of the 56-year-old stadium forever," CSKA added. /BGNES
