Premier League side AFC Bournemouth has revised plans to move into its new stadium by the start of the December 2016, describing the target as "overly optimistic". The club, which is owned by Russian businessman Maxim Demin, currently leases its 11,450-capacity Vitality Stadium from property company Structadene. It first announced plans to establish a new home in 2020/21 season. Bournemouth's board, however, has said there is no reliable time-frame for the move adding there is a need to establish a "healthy financial strategy".
Premier League side AFC Bournemouth has revised plans to move into its new stadium by the start of the 2020/21 season, describing the target as "overly optimistic". The club, which is owned by Russian businessman Maxim Demin, currently leases its 11,450-capacity Vitality Stadium from property company Structadene. It first announced plans to establish a new home in December 2016. Bournemouth's board, however, has said there is no reliable time-frame for the move adding there is a need to establish a "healthy financial strategy".