Bursaspor's stadium name has changed
The name of the stadium belonging to Bursaspor, a team in the TFF 2nd League White Group, has officially become the Yüzüncü Yıl Atatürk Stadium.
The name of the stadium where Bursaspor, which competes in the TFF 2nd League White Group, plays its matches has officially changed. Following the initiative of President Recep Günay and his administration, the stadium's name was changed to Yüzüncü Yıl Atatürk Stadium in honor of the 100th anniversary of our Republic.
'YÜZÜNCÜ YIL ATATÜRK STADIUM'
However, this situation was not reflected on the TFF's official website and it remained as the Metropolitan Municipality Stadium for a long time. As of today, the stadium name has changed, but the sponsor company's name was not included. According to the name listed on the TFF website, the stadium's name has been announced as Yüzüncü Yıl Atatürk Stadium.
BURSASPOR CONTINUED ITS PREPARATIONS
Bursaspor began preparations for the Esenler Erokspor match, which it will play at home in the 16th week of the TFF 2nd League, with a training session held at noon.
The training, which took place in cold weather at the Özlüce İbrahim Yazıcı Facilities, started with warm-up exercises. In the second part, the players performed passing and support drills, and completed the training with games in restricted areas. Bursaspor will continue its preparations with a training session to be held tomorrow at noon.
News Source: 12punto
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