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As CEO Marc Lüthi tells Klaus Zaugg ("Watson"), their timetable is to be ready for 2030 with their new home.

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Built in 1967, the current home of SC Bern, the PostFinance Arena, is the second-oldest arena in the National League, behind the ice rink of Genève-Servette HC. Renovation work was already carried out between 2008 and 2009, but now the club has to sit at a table and discuss the future of the PostFinance Arena again.

"The question is whether we should renovate or build a new stadium. We will make the fundamental decision in a few months," reveals Lüthi, who sets a timeline for the end of the works in 2030.

In the case of a renovation, many questions are open, for instance, what would happen with the largest standing area in ice hockey. In the case of a new stadium, a decision will also have to be made as to whether it should be built on municipal land or right next door on land belonging to the municipality of Ostermundigen.

( 09 February 2024 | lle )

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