RSC Anderlecht wants to work on grass. The playground at Lotto Park is in very poor condition. The Belgian record champion chooses a solution in the short and long term.
The reason for the poor field at Lotto Park is not beyond research. The wet summer caused fungal infections in the turf, while the large number of fixtures – plus RSC Anderlecht women’s teams, RSCA Futures and Union SG regularly play their home matches there – ensured it was completely destroyed.
In addition to some opponents, Jan Vertonghen and Brian Rimmer were also critics. This prompted the Purple and White Board of Directors to take action. The newspaper It is known that Anderlecht will collaborate with Raw Stadia.
The company – or rather: the software – is a well-known partner of many major European clubs. Their specialty? Ensure optimum playing field conditions through measurements. In other words: preventing the problem and not treating it.
And in the short term?
Meanwhile, Anderlecht are looking for a short-term solution. New grass could be a solution, but Purple & White wants to make sure the infection doesn’t go deeper into the ground. Because the problem in the latter case is much bigger… and more expensive.
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