Poland Polish FA kicks off 400 mln project
Public buildingsschedule 09 October 2023
Construction is scheduled for completion in 2027
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The National Centre for Football Training, Research and and Coaching will be built in Otwock, near Warsaw. The Polish Football Association is responsible for the construction of the facility. The cost of the investment is more than PLN 400 mln.
The National Centre for Football Training, Research and Coaching will be built on a 12 ha site in Otwock. It is to include eight pitches with grass surfaces, as well as a covered pitch. The plans also include a futsal hall, two beach football pitches (one covered), a medical centre and an equipment warehouse. The project also includes an administration and education building with an underground garage, a hotel and a dormitory for players for training at the Sports Championship School.
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