The Premier League has launched Premier League Park, a dedicated football and entertainment destination in Chattarpur, New Delhi, aimed at giving fans in India more opportunities to engage with the league throughout the year. Described as a first-of-its-kind facility in the country, the venue is designed to bring football supporters closer to the Premier League through matches, screenings, tournaments and other fan-focused activities.
Premier League Park will operate with a year-round programme of events intended to serve both existing supporters and those looking to become more involved with football. The facility is expected to host football tournaments and match screenings, creating a regular gathering point for fans and players from Delhi and the wider National Capital Region.
Football remains central to the venue, which includes two seven-a-side pitches along with a dedicated events and social area. The facility has been developed and will be operated by GoalTech Innovation India Pvt. Ltd. through its Claygrounds brand. Alongside football, visitors will also have access to pickleball and padel courts, giving the venue a broader sporting and recreational offering.
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The destination also incorporates experiences involving Premier League partners, combining sport, entertainment and leisure activities under one roof. The league said the mix of facilities is intended to create additional ways for fans to experience Premier League football beyond traditional match viewing, while encouraging greater participation in the sport.
Premier League India Managing Director Hrishikesh Shende said the country's Premier League following is among the league's most passionate communities and continues to expand each season. He described Premier League Park as a dedicated space where supporters can celebrate their connection with the competition and share their interest in football with others.
The launch also forms part of the Premier League's wider long-term engagement with football in India, following nearly two decades of investment in the country. It comes after the league opened its Mumbai office in April 2025, strengthening its engagement with supporters, broadcast partner JioStar and other football stakeholders. Premier League Park adds a permanent physical destination where fans can interact with the league and football throughout the year.
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