Newcastle secures site for new training ground purchase

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Last updated Aug 20, 2026

Newcastle secures site for new training ground purchase
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Newcastle United has finalized an agreement to purchase 260 acres at the Woolsington Hall estate for a new training ground, part of a £190m scheme. The club plans to build elite performance facilities for the men's first team and academy, with spaces for women's training as well. A formal planning application is anticipated in early 2027, aiming for the men's first team to relocate by the 2029-30 season. Chief executive David Hopkinson highlighted the project as a significant milestone for the club, emphasizing a commitment to sustainability and community engagement during development.

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  • Newcastle acquires 260 acres at Woolsington Hall estate.
  • Project total estimated at £190m.
  • Planning application expected in early 2027.
  • Target move-in date for men's first team is 2029-30.
  • Commitment to sustainable and responsible development.
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  • 1:04 PMYahoo SportsNewcastle agree training ground site purchase for £190m scheme
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Newcastle United have completed an agreement to purchase the site for a new state-of-the-art training ground as part of a £190m scheme. The club will acquire 260 acres of land at the Woolsington Hall estate owned by former chairman Sir John Hall. A formal planning application is expected to be submitted in early 2027 with a view to the men's first team moving in for the 2029-30 campaign.

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