Feyenoord has big plans for De Kuip now that the stadium is fully owned by the club. This unification aims not only to secure the financial future of the stadium but also to pave the way for a large-scale renovation. The stadium management is considering additional seating, new entry gates, and improved hospitality. All of this is part of the future plans for De Kuip, which focus on preserving and further developing the existing stadium.

One of the main ambitions is to expand the capacity of De Kuip by approximately 10,000 additional supporters. Although there are no concrete plans yet, various scenarios are being explored, including the accessibility of the area and the development of the Stadionpark. Architect Nanne de Ru has previously presented a plan for a major renovation, which will also be taken into consideration.

In the short term, supporters will already notice improvements, such as the replacement of the current turnstiles with self-scan gates. This will make it easier for visitors to enter the stadium. Additionally, there are plans for new toilet facilities and improvements for disabled supporters. Investments are also being made in new cameras for crowd management, which should enhance safety during events.

The pitch at De Kuip is currently undergoing a transformation with the introduction of hybrid grass. This is a step towards reclaiming the title of 'best pitch in the Netherlands'. The stadium management is aware of the backlog in maintenance and is working on preserving concrete structures and replacing technical installations.

With these plans, Feyenoord hopes not only to improve the experience for supporters but also to secure the future of De Kuip. The coming years will be crucial for the further development of the stadium and the club as a whole.