Înainte de anunțarea investiției de la Sfântu Gheorghe, mai multe șantiere sportive au fost marcate de majorări de cost și întârzieri: la Sala Polivalentă din Brașov valoarea lucrărilor a crescut succesiv până la 337,44 milioane de lei, iar termenul a fost prelungit până la 9 iunie 2027, iar la Complexul „Lia Manoliu” proiectul bazinelor acoperite (estimare 65,5 milioane de lei) a fost din nou contestat la Curtea de Apel București, fiind astfel blocat în instanță, cu un orizont optimist de finalizare 2028–2029.
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A €50 million sports complex is being built in Sfântu Gheorghe, next to the Sepsi stadium and multifunctional arena. The investment, initiated at the end of 2024, is expected to be completed in January 2028, after approximately 40 months of construction.
The project includes a two-story ice rink with 2,180 seats in the stands, locker rooms, recovery and fitness facilities, commercial areas, parking, and a media center for journalists. The complex will host training sessions, competitions, and sporting events, including matches played by Háromszéki Ágyús, who currently play in Târgu Secuiesc.
Mayor Antal Árpád announced that the structural framework and main roof have already been completed and that construction is progressing at a good pace. The mayor says the new facility will be more than just an ice rink, as the sports medicine and rehabilitation center will provide services for athletes and city residents, including recovery after injuries and treatment for mobility-related problems.
Funding is provided through Romania’s Ministry of Development, following the model of the nearby multifunctional arena. By contrast, the stadium of the Sepsi team was funded by the Hungarian government and cost €25 million.
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