Since moving to the in 2011, Brighton & Hove Albion have risen through the divisions to become an established Premier League club. They are now considered one of the most forward-thinking clubs in the country thanks to their data-driven approach to player recruitment and insistence on playing a certain style of football.
This season, Roberto de Zerbi led the club to the Europa League quarter-finals in the club's first-ever European adventure. While a return to Europe next season seems unlikely, there is still a really good feel around the future of the club so it's unsurprising that the owners are looking to develop the Amex Stadium further.
Amex stadium redevelopment: the latest
When they moved to the Amex, the capacity stood at just 22,500. Several expansion projects have taken place over the past decade and the overall capacity now is just shy of 32,000.
In preparation for the 2024/25 season, the club are making further changes to the Amex Stadium but this time in relation to supporter experience rather than capacity.
More covered spaces and expanded food and drinks stalls are set to be installed around the stadium while a pre-turnstile bar and tunnel club hospitality will also be introduced. In March 2024, it was also revealed that Brighton had put in a planning application for a two-storey fan zone at Amex Stadium.