On Monday, Hajduk Split sent out invitations for a press conference scheduled for today at their Poljud stadium, which will discuss the future infrastructure plans of the club. The meeting aims to outline the club's development needs related to their stadium and potential training camp. Although specific details about the conference remain undisclosed, the club is expected to share insights from a recent survey conducted among its season ticket holders regarding their preferences for the club's infrastructure.

Two weeks ago, Hajduk reached out to its fans, encouraging them to participate in a survey that sought their opinions on critical infrastructure decisions, including the construction of a new stadium and a training facility. Club officials have emphasized the importance of modern facilities, stating that a new stadium and training camp are vital for the club's long-term sustainability. The club is currently waiting for official feasibility studies commissioned by the city of Split, which will further inform their decisions.

The introduction of a training camp in Stobreč has also been mentioned, showing the club's intention to expand its infrastructure to better serve its players and fans. These developments could significantly impact Hajduk's competitive edge in Croatian football and improve the overall experience for supporters, who are keen on seeing the club evolve and succeed in the future.