After a lengthy process involving various discussions, Västerås city confirmed in the fall that it would repurchase the Rocklunda area. The chairman of the municipal board, Staffan Jansson, emphasized that the long-standing question of the football arena’s development will be a focus in the coming years. This significant investment aims to create better conditions for both elite activities and a robust community sports culture over time.

During a press conference attended by representatives from Västerås SK, Hitachi Energy, and the city's political leadership, it was revealed that Västerås will make an initial investment of 100 million kronor. Club manager Robin Hals expressed that this positive news for VSK and football in Västerås will enhance the sports and soccer community, fostering optimism for the future among players and the entire city. The investment is expected to improve facilities, emphasizing better seating and infrastructure for the football arena.

This development marks a crucial step in strengthening local sports and community engagement in Västerås. The commitment to invest such a substantial amount reflects the city’s dedication to nurturing elite sports and supporting grassroots initiatives. As Västerås moves forward with these plans, the implications for both local sports teams and the broader community will likely be significant, encouraging increased participation and interest in football.