The redevelopment, which is set to be delivered by Buckingham Group Contracting, will increase the stand capacity from 8,819 to 16,000, taking Anfield’s overall capacity to more than 61,000.
As part of the application, the club has also been awarded permission to hold up to six concerts and major events at the stadium for a period of five years.
Andy Hughes, managing director of Liverpool FC, said: “This is a huge milestone in our journey towards bringing more supporters into Anfield.”
Existing stadium
How the stadium will look with new Anfield Road stand
The earliest completion date for the project is the summer of 2023 with the project expected to take 18 months to complete.
Work will involve rerouting the existing Anfield Road around the new development, skirting the edge of Stanley Park, and then building behind the current stand with a view to joining up the old and new structures in the close season.
Anfield Road Stand project team
The expanded Anfield Road Stand at 129m long x 63m deep and 37m high would be one of the largest single “end” stands in the country.
Architect, KSS Group; project manager, Legends International; cost consultant, Turner & Townsend; Civils and M&E engineer, Mott MacDonald, contractor Buckingham Group Contracting
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