Luton Town Football Club will break ground this summer on a brand-new 25,000-seat stadium at Power Court.

The Club's development arm, 2020 Developments, has entered into a pre-construction services partnership with Limak International, a global infrastructure specialist currently leading the redevelopment of FC Barcelona's iconic Spotify Camp Nou.

Set to open for the start of the 2028/29 season, the new stadium will become the Club's permanent home and is central to Luton Town's long-term ambition of returning to and maintaining a presence in the Premier League. The development aims to significantly enhance the matchday experience for fans while embedding the Club even more deeply within the Luton community.


The stadium is a cornerstone of a broader regeneration vision for central Luton, with the wider Power Court masterplan set to deliver housing, a hotel, and new infrastructure over the next decade. The project is expected to create more than 1,000 permanent jobs, in addition to hundreds of construction roles during the build phase.

Limak International, a subsidiary of Turkey-based Limak Holding, is recognised globally for its engineering and infrastructure expertise. Ranked 48th on ENR’s 2024 list of the world’s top international contractors, Limak is currently involved in major global projects including the Spotify Camp Nou, Dubai Metro’s Blue Line, and the NEOM development in Saudi Arabia.

The Power Court stadium is also set to become one of the most environmentally sustainable football venues in the UK, thanks to Limak's track record of incorporating green building practices in high-profile international infrastructure projects.