Facilities at the TnA Stadium will include an electronic advertising board
Football in Ghana is set for a significant infrastructure boost with the completion of the TnA Sports Stadium in Tarkwa, a facility that boasts a seating capacity of 10,400.
Funded by the Goldfields Foundation at a cost of US$13 million, the stadium is poised to become the new home for Ghana Premier League side, Medeama Sporting Club.
Social media has been buzzing with pictures of the yet-to-be-commissioned stadium, which has received widespread praise for its aesthetic quality.
The stadium features roofing over all sections, including VIP seating, ample spectator seating, dressing rooms for teams and match officials, a media stand, ticket booths, an emergency medical room, and an electronic advertising board.
Additionally, the pitch is surrounded by a perimeter wall and an inner perimeter fence, it is equipped with floodlights for evening matches and is supported by a standby generator, among other essential facilities.
See some photos of the new TnA Stadium below:
The newly built Tarkwa-Na-Aboso (TNA) stadium, boasting a modern capacity of 10,000 seats, looks absolutely stunning😍.
— Happy Sports (@HappySportsGh) April 30, 2024
This will also be the home grounds of reigning GPL Champions, Medeama SC#HappySports pic.twitter.com/mwTKKfZHMs
The 10,400 capacity TnA Stadium will also have an electronic advertising board. pic.twitter.com/G0BmHr3RCn
— Nanaba Kwame Gracious - Journalist 🇬🇭 (@KwameGracious05) April 30, 2024
The 10,400 capacity TnA Stadium will also have an electronic advertising board. pic.twitter.com/BikgojGM4b
— Nana Brefo (@Kwadez1) April 30, 2024
😍Can't wait to be back....📷TnA Stadium pic.twitter.com/XkDmF8gJJV
— Medeama SC - 22/23 GPL Champions (@MedeamaSC) April 30, 2024
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