The City Council has approved the preparation of the terms of reference for an architectural competition for the renovation and completion of the Ďolíček Stadium. Following the City Council’s review of the terms of reference, the competition will be announced by the Prague Development Company, a city-funded organization. The outcome will be a project for phased construction modifications and the completion of the Bohemians Stadium, including the possibility of constructing a mixed-use building on Vršovická Street in the southern part of the stadium.

The Prague Development Company has already prepared an analysis examining possible models for the stadium’s operation and management. The analysis concluded that the most suitable approach would be operation by a municipal organization established or authorized for this purpose, which would be responsible for the complex in this regard. After the renovation, the site will therefore feature a modern, well-equipped sports facility, the operation of which will be managed by a municipal company.

At Ďolíček, the possibility of constructing a mixed-use building on the southern side of the stadium along Vršovická Street is also being considered; this could serve as an additional source of revenue for the stadium and the entire complex. Depending on which option is ultimately selected, the costs of the renovation and any additional construction could range from 225 to 790 million crowns. The council’s decision does not bind future political representatives to the investment itself, but it will provide them with informed basis for making that decision.

The City of Prague purchased the Ďolíček Stadium complex in 2016 and signed a memorandum of cooperation with the Prague 10 district. An addendum to the memorandum set out the conditions for the further development of the entire site—including land for an apartment building, the Bohemians–Ďolíček stadium grounds, and land south of Vršovická Street, which is suitable for the construction of a sports hall—and established an agreement on the need to address, in conjunction with these plans, the related public spaces and areas adjacent to the Botič riverbed.

Preparatory work is currently underway so that the renovation and expansion can begin. The sports club is still awaiting the issuance of a building permit. The renovation is expected to be completed in 2030.