Stadionul Francisc von Neumann
Arad, Rumänien
Stadionul Francisc von Neumann in Arad stands on a site where the first pitch was laid during the war years. When it opened in 1946, the crowd watched from benches; the Baron who paid for the ground modelled it after Highbury in London, which gave the club its red and white colours. The old ground fell down in 2014.
The new stadium rose on the same spot, finished in 2020. It is an all-seater now, with a capacity of 11 500. The surface is natural grass. A sign above the entrance names the stadium after the founder.
FC UTA Arad plays here, and for one season Corvinul Hunedoara used it as a temporary home while their own stadium was rebuilt. The first match at the new ground was played behind closed doors; the first with spectators followed later. UTA has hosted European matches here in the past, though those belonged to the old structure. Romania’s youth teams have also used the venue.
There is no commercial naming rights banner, only the original name on the roof.