Slovakia earmarks €31m to expand Olympic training centre
16 November 2024
The Slovakian government has announced that the country’s Olympic training centre in Samorin, a town is the country’s western Trnava region, will be expanded to contain a 5,000-capacity venue.
The Slovakian state will spend €20m on the project, which will be co-financed by X-Bionic, the sportswear brand that also sponsor the neighbouring multi-purpose X-Bionic Sphere sports complex.
The facility will contain improved basketball, floorball, handball, tennis and volleyball courts.
The expansion is part of a larger sports infrastructure push intended to support a bid to host the Olympic Games in 2036 or 2040.
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