Cruz Azul's plans for a new stadium have hit a significant snag, with the club now looking at a 2031 completion date due to various real estate and contractual challenges. Victor Velázquez, the team's executive, provides insight into the delay and what it means for the future.
Cruz AzulEstadio AztecaNew StadiumReal EstateVictor VelzquezReal EstateApr 05, 2025
The delay is primarily due to real estate hurdles and the club's existing lease agreement with the Estadio Azteca, which expires in 2031.
The site chosen for the new stadium is facing significant opposition from local residents and environmental groups concerned about the impact on the surrounding area, including potential increases in traffic and noise pollution.
The new stadium is now expected to be completed no earlier than 2031, due to the real estate and contractual challenges.
The delay has raised concerns, but the club is taking steps to mitigate these by investing in the team and infrastructure at the Estadio Azteca.
The club will continue to engage with local authorities, community groups, and stakeholders to ensure the project moves forward smoothly and remains committed to building a world-class facility.
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