Ranked: Future Premier League capacities after Man City, Liverpool, Newcastle and more expand - gallery

This is how the Premier League stadiums will rank for capacity in the years to come with work underway at Man City, Liverpool, Everton and more.
Toby Bryant
By Toby Bryant
Published 1st Mar 2023, 17:08 BST
Updated 1st Mar 2023, 18:00 BST
The Etihad, Anfield and New Everton Stadium are just some of the grounds being expanded.The Etihad, Anfield and New Everton Stadium are just some of the grounds being expanded.
The Etihad, Anfield and New Everton Stadium are just some of the grounds being expanded.

The constantly growing popularity of Premier League football has left many clubs looking at new ways to expand and rebuild their stadiums to welcome more fans on a match day.

Getting a ticket to a top-flight match can be a battle at stadiums across the country with thousands of fans unable to get to a game every weekend, despite the cost of living crisis.

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Earlier this week Manchester City unveiled dramatic plans to rejuvenate the Etihad Stadium with not only an expansion but a desire to become an educational, business and hospitality hub of the North West.

Elsewhere, building work is ongoing at Anfield, the New Everton Stadium and Craven Cottage whilst the Newcastle United owners have just bought back the Strawberry Place land outside St James' Park in a major coup.

Many of the Premier League grounds will boast new capacities in the years to come. Scroll through below to see where stadiums will rank in the future Premier League capacity table.

Related topics:Premier LeagueBusinessHospitalityNorth WestLiverpoolEvertonNewcastle UnitedAston VillaTottenham HotspurArsenalNottingham Forest

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