Stevenage Football Club is actively exploring options for a new stadium, with chairman Phil Wallace stating that the current Broadhall Way ground has become a constraint on the club's future growth.
Wallace revealed the plans in an interview with BBC Sport, explaining that the existing facility limits the League One side's ability to expand and develop. The search for a new site marks a significant step in the club's long-term strategic planning.
Broadhall Way, known as the Lamex Stadium for sponsorship reasons, has been Stevenage's home since 1980. The ground currently has a capacity of approximately 7,800, with limited scope for expansion due to its location and infrastructure.
The club, which earned promotion back to League One in 2023, has been seeking ways to match its on-field ambitions with improved facilities. A new stadium would potentially allow for increased revenue streams, better fan experience, and enhanced training facilities.
