Pakrac, western Slavonia, is another town to benefit from a new playing surface
“We’re very proud of the strategic work in this area over the last three or four years,” added Mr Kustić. “Our national team’s results have been excellent, but our infrastructure was always lagging behind. This project truly helps in that regard.”
HatTrick development programme
EURO funds, allocated to all 55 of Europe’s national football associations through the UEFA HatTrick development programme, have also allowed the HNS to help Croatian first division clubs build new pitches and install drainage and pitch heating systems:
Koprivnica: Gradski Stadion (Slaven Belupo)Pula: Aldo Drosina Stadium (NK Istra 1961)Šibenik: Šubićevac Stadium (HNK Šibenik)Split: Poljud Stadium (HNK Hajduk Split)Varaždin: Gradski Stadion (NK Varaždin)Zagreb: Maksimir Stadium (GNK Dinamo Zagreb) | Kranjčevićeva Stadium (NK Lokomotiva, NK Hrvatski Dragovoljac)Zaprešić: Ivan Laljak-Ivić Stadium (NK Inter Zaprešić)Gorica: Gradski Stadion Velika (HNK Gorica) – due for construction in summer 2022
Each of these stadiums, which are owned by the local city council, are also available for use by Croatia’s national teams.
Visit UEFA’s guide to football development in Croatia.
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