Complexe Sportif Jean Wirtz

The Complexe Sportif Jean Wirtz sits on Rue de l'Ecole in Strassen, tucked near the local thermal baths. It was built by the Commune of Strassen and opened in 2011, replacing the ground the club had used for decades. The facility was named for Jean Wirtz, a former president of UNA Strassen, though the club moved to the Stade An de Millewisen in October 2025.

The stadium itself is a modest structure. It features a single main pitch with natural grass and a small stand for spectators. Floodlights allow for evening fixtures, but there is no running track surrounding the field. The capacity has always been a matter of interpretation; some records suggest 2,000 seats while others count 1,600 or even 1,500. The venue hosted an international friendly between Luxembourg U17 and Belgium U17 on October 4, 2017.

What remains is a functional space in a quiet town. It is not a monument, but it has served as the home for domestic National Division and Luxembourg Cup matches for years. The club’s move means the ground now sits half-empty. It is a local landmark without the grandeur of a city arena, defined by its proximity to the baths and the simple presence of its floodlights. There is no record of a high attendance figure, nor any mention of previous names. It is simply the Complexe Sportif Jean Wirtz.