Latest News About St. Andrew's @ Knighthead Park

Here’s what I can share right now about St. Andrew’s @ Knighthead Park and the latest developments:

• Naming rights and branding: Birmingham City’s stadium has been renamed to St. Andrew’s @ Knighthead Park under a multi-year naming rights deal with Knighthead-affiliate Shelby Companies Limited, announced in early 2024. This partnership also encompasses the training grounds renaming and a broader plan to develop a “Sports Quarter” around the site.[3]

• Stadium upgrades and fan experience: The club has outlined a focus on revenue growth and stadium-related improvements, including the enhancement of matchday facilities and the introduction of fan parks and entertainment zones around the stadium to boost the overall fan experience for the 2024/25 period and beyond.[1]

• Recent video updates and in-house presentations: Club communications have highlighted ongoing infrastructure work, updates to the stadium and training facilities, and ambitious plans for expanding commercial activity and fan engagement, as discussed in content from BluesTV and internal presentations.[2][1]

• Historical context: St. Andrew’s (Knighthead Park) has a long-standing history as Birmingham City’s home ground, with previous renovations and capacity adjustments over decades and a notable cresting of support and attendance around matchdays in recent campaigns.[4]

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• If you’d like, I can summarize the most relevant official statements from club communications or compile a quick timeline of key milestones (renaming, major construction phases, and fan-experience projects) with dates.

Would you like a concise timeline of the renaming, recent upgrades, and upcoming fan-area projects, or a comparison of the current and planned facilities? I can also pull direct quotes from the club’s official channels if you want precise wording.

Note: For the most up-to-date specifics (dates, project statuses, and any changes since May 2026), I can look up the latest announcements if you’d like.