Arsenal face Wembley move with Emirates Stadium expansion

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Published October 7, 2025 1:51pm Updated October 7, 2025 1:51pm Arsenal are looking to revamp the Emirates Stadium (Danehouse/Getty) Arsenal are looking to expand the Emirates Stadium and could temporarily relocate to Wembley, according to reports. The Gunners moved to their 60,704-seater stadium during Arsene Wenger’s reign in 2006 but are now looking to increase capacity beyond 70,000.

As part of their renovation works, Arsenal are looking to modernise the Emirates Stadium and increase capacity by changing the gradient of the stands in order to hold more fans. The expansion would mean that Arsenal would boast the biggest Premier League ground in London ahead of Tottenham’s stadium which can hold 62,850 supporters, and West Ham’s London Stadium, which has a capacity of 62,500.

Arsenal moved to the Emirates Stadium under Arsene Wenger in 2006 (Reuters) Arsenal, meanwhile, spent £390m on building the Emirates Stadium but were able to stay at Highbury during the two-year construction. The Telegraph reports that cost of £500m for Arsenal’s stadium expansion has been estimated.