The transformation of the Santiago Bernabeu by Real Madrid has left a lasting impression on many, including both fans and rivals.
The legendary football stadium, situated in the heart of the Spanish capital, has undergone such extensive renovations that it now appears entirely different from what it was just a couple of years ago.
Reports from Sports Manor suggest that the La Liga powerhouse invested over £1 billion in this ambitious stadium overhaul.
Recently, Real Madrid delighted fans by sharing a video showcasing the revamped stadium, highlighting one of its distinctive new features.
Real Madrid releases new Bernabeu video
Following their successful hosting of Getafe in their inaugural home game of the season, the club unveiled a video showcasing the innovative grass installation system at the Bernabeu.
In this fascinating display, the new turf was carefully wrapped in a tray-like contraption before being seamlessly retracted underground.
This distinctive feature of the Santiago Bernabeu has sparked a flurry of reactions on social media, with even Manchester United legend Gary Neville tweeting, "That's how to do it."
The technology behind this grass removal system also found at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium in North London, represents just one of the many cutting-edge additions that clubs are now exploring to enhance their stadiums.
This advancement opens up new revenue streams by enabling the hosting of various sports events, including boxing and NFL matches.
As per reports from Diario AS, the remodelled stadium, though still a work in progress, is expected to generate an annual revenue exceeding £1 billion for Real Madrid upon its completion.
Madrid close Bernabeu roof for first time
Sports Brief in another report highlighted the spectacular atmosphere witnessed by many as Real Madrid closed the newly installed roof of the Santiago Bernabeu for the first time.
Following the torrential rain forecast in the city of Madrid, the Spanish giant opted to play with the roof of the stadium closed as they raced to a spectacular 2-1 victory against city rivals Getafe.
The importance of the newly fitted roof was echoed across Spain after Atletico Madrid had their round 4 La Liga fixture against Sevilla postponed due to the prevailing weather conditions.
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