Construction of the new Valias stadium in Albania is progressing rapidly, with significant structural development already visible.
The Albanian Football Association (FSHF) confirmed that works on the new football facility in Valias, near Kamza, have entered an advanced phase. The project is part of a broader effort to modernize sports infrastructure across Albania and the wider Balkans region.
According to official updates published on April 2, 2026, the stadium’s main structural framework has taken shape, while groundwork on the pitch base is also moving forward steadily. The stadium is expected to meet Category 1 standards and will have an approximate capacity of 1,400 spectators, making it suitable for local competitions and youth development programs.
The initiative reflects Albania’s growing investment in football infrastructure, aligning with similar developments across Kosovo and the Balkans. The FSHF is overseeing key aspects of the project, including installation of artificial turf, goal systems, and maintenance equipment to ensure high playing standards.
This development is considered important for nurturing grassroots football and providing modern facilities for young athletes in the region. It also supports Albania’s long-term strategy to elevate its football ecosystem and align with UEFA standards.
Oculus News will continue to follow this developing story.