The Nou Ken: Luton Town Unveils Renderings of New Stadium Design

The club unveiled plans for a state-of-the-art 25,000-seater stadium last month following a successful debut season in the Premier League. This milestone has propelled the club to new heights, both in terms of on-field performance and overall growth. Despite facing relegation in the previous campaign, the Bedfordshire outfit, which was not even in the Football League in 2014, is determined to cement its place as a permanent fixture in the Premier League.

There was a chance they wouldn't be allowed to play in the Premier League at one stage, owing to their old ground, so these new plans look incredible…

Luton Town reveal latest images of stadium plans

The Hatters have been playing at Kenilworth Road since 1905, with the 12,000-capacity stadium seeing football across five different divisions since the end of the Second World War.

Redevelopment work was recently completed on the stadium to ensure it was fit for Premier League action, increasing the capacity by 800 in March of this year just months before their relegation was confirmed.

However, plans for the new stadium were finalised last month, with a statement reading: "A new stadium at Power Court will increase the club’s chances of reaching and remaining in the Premier League.

"The physical constraints of Kenilworth Road, packed in among rows of terraced houses in Bury Park, make it impossible for the club to grow.

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"In turn [this] limits the positive effect a successful Luton Town Football Club could have in helping to regenerate the town centre."

The club purchased the land to build the stadium on back in 2016, with plans to build an additional music venue and hotel as part of the development to help further improve the local area.

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Successful completion of the new stadium would see Luton leapfrog three of the current Premier League sides in stadium capacity, with Fulham, Brentford and Bournemouth all currently below the 25,00 mark according to Statista.

The Hatters currently sit 15th on their return to the Championship after a difficult opening to the campaign.