Saudi Arabia, in collaboration with SIS Pitches, a leader in sports surface technology, is preparing to make its mark as the 2034 FIFA World Cup host. Among the fifteen locations that will play host to fans from all over the world, the business will plan and build a cutting-edge stadium in Al-Khobar. Eleven of these arenas will be brand new construction, and they will upgrade the fan and player experience by combining modern technology with high-end amenities.
The image below shows a mock-up of the future Aramco Stadium, in partnership with SIS Pitches.
Aramco Stadium will have a state-of-the-art hybrid grass pitch installed by SIS Pitches, who are well-known for their work on Riyadh’s Kingdom Arena. The surface is prepared for high-stakes contests with a state-of-the-art watering and ventilation system. Two grass training fields will be a part of the project, and locally grown turf will be used to make it more efficient and environmentally friendly.
Construction is expected to finish in 2026, and the training fields will be operational by April 2025. This endeavour represents Saudi Arabia’s mission to be the leading sports nation. The Kingdom’s goal is to build a world-class football platform and increase its image as a leader in sports innovation by combining modern design with long-standing traditions.
