
Newly promoted Premier League club Coventry City have announced a $29 million deal to redevelop their current stadium.
Following a Championship winning 2025/26 campaign which saw the club return to the top-flight for the first time in 25 years, Coventry is hoping to transform CBS Arena into a destination stadium.
The project will focus on upgrading the stadium’s premium hospitality areas, with several new lounges, suites and event spaces planned as part of the redevelopment.
The investment is part of the club’s long-term vision to maximise the venues year-round commercial potential.
Work on the stadium redevelopment is expected to be carried out over the next three years alongside Coventry City’s home fixture schedule.
Coventry City Owner and Executive Chairman Doug King said the investment represents a significant milestone for both the club and the CBS Arena.
The investment demonstrates a commitment to developing the venue into one of the leading multi-purpose stadiums in the region.
The announcement follows a growing trend across English football, with clubs continuing to invest in stadium infrastructure as they seek to diversify revenue streams beyond ticket sales.
Hospitality, conferencing and live events have become increasingly important sources of income, particularly as clubs look to improve long-term financial sustainability.
Venue management company Legends Global is the club’s new long-term partner as part of the project.
Legends Global said Coventry fans deserve a venue experience that matches the occasion, with the partnership focused on transforming the stadium and raising the standard of what it offers.
The CBS Arena has been Coventry City’s home since 2005 and regularly hosts major sporting events, concerts and business functions.











