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Canberra United Eyes New Home Ground | Australia News
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Canberra United’s new owners are eyeing a major upgrade for the city’s sports scene, with plans to launch an A-League Men’s team in 2028–29. While the women’s team stays at McKellar Park, the men’s side could breathe new life into aging Canberra Stadium—or explore alternatives like Manuka Oval, Viking Park, or Seiffert Oval. Though a new stadium has been discussed for 17 years, it’s unlikely before the mid-2030s. Owner Theo Fotopoulos praised the government’s support and emphasized infrastructure development as a top priority. With the A-League CEO backing their experience, this move aims not just to boost football but to tackle Canberra’s broader sports facility shortage—setting the stage for a transformative future for ACT sports.
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