Wolves unveil new stadium plans Wolves have unveiled exciting plans for a 40million redevelopment of Molineux which would take its capacity to 36,000 in Wolves Wolves podcast Fixtures Wolverhampton Council not worried about Wolves' Molineux plans By Richard Guttridge Wolverhampton Wolves Far more impressive than even the bold 2010 vision , these images show a stadium of at least 50,000 capacity, in which the new north end (delivered in 2014) would be the smallest of all, now being the largest. Wolves have unveiled their new look stadium expansion plans for Molineux and we think theyre seriously impressive. Wolves have unveiled exciting plans for a 40million redevelopment of Molineux which would take its capacity to 36,000 in time for the start of the 2014/15 season. Little detail has been revealed other than a couple of very impressive images - the club hasn't announced anything regarding capacity, cost or timescales. Molineux Stadium (/ m l nj u / MOL-i-new) in Wolverhampton, West Midlands, England, has been the home ground of Wolverhampton Wanderers Football Club since 1889. CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (CelebrityAccess) League One soccer team the Chattanooga Red Wolves announced plans to build a state-of-the-art soccer stadium in East Ridge as part of a mixed-use development that includes housing, retail, restaurants, and a hotel along with the stadium. Red Wolves owner Bob Martino shows Shelley Williams an artists rendering of the proposed mixed-use development that would be built in conjunction with the teams new stadium, Thursday, at a press conference in front of City Hall. During the award event Wolves showed two renders of Molineux in its desired final form. other city partners to deliver these plans. Dalrymple confirmed in an interview with Sky Sports last week that the club is committed to this renovation plan amid suggestions Wolves may seek to build a new ground on a different site. Saturday 18th May 2019. Wolves unveil new stadium plans Wolves have unveiled exciting plans for a 40million redevelopment of Molineux which would take its capacity to 36,000 in Wolves have unveiled ambitious plans for a 40million redevelopment of their Molineux home. Wolves fans and dignitaries have welcomed the clubs ambitious plans to redevelop Molineux. The first stadium built for use by a Football League club, it was one of the first British grounds to have floodlights installed and hosted some of the earliest European club games in the 1950s. Wolverhampton Wanderers have revealed ambitious plans to transform Molineux into a much larger stadium. The club has long-term plans to expand the 32,000-seat stadium into a 50,000-capacity venue. On that subject, managing [] This includes how the stadium It comes after the West Midlands side become the first Premier League side to announce their intention to install rail seating this summer so that fans who refuse to sit can stay safe.