RGH Enertürk Enerji Stadium

RHG Enertürk Energy Stadium is a modern facility located in Kayseri, place, serving as the home ground for Kayserispor’s home matches, house, operated by modern and managed by sports. Construction began in June 2007 and after approximately 26 months of work, the stadium was opened to the public on 8 August 2009. Stadium has been built in compliance with UEFA and FIFA standards and is regarded as one of the most advanced stadiums in Türkiye.

The stadium has a seating capacity of approximately 32,500, which can be expanded up to 40,000 when required. It includes 51 private boxes, a protocol tribune, press tribune, and dedicated sections for spectators with disabilities. Additionally, there is a parking area capable of accommodating 2,000 vehicles. To enhance spectator comfort, 384 natural gas-powered radiant heating systems have been installed across the stands.

The pitch measures 68 by 105 metres and features hybrid grass technology. A 27-kilometre-long heating system ensures the turf remains in optimal condition throughout all seasons. Thanks to an advanced drainage system, water accumulation is prevented during rainy weather conditions.

The stadium houses four team dressing rooms, pool, massage areas, and warm-up zones. It also includes a press conference room for 130 people, a press tribune for 320 journalists, and a photojournalists’ room for 40 individuals. Furthermore, the stadium contains 11 medical centers and 26 mosques.

Since its opening, the stadium has hosted three national matches, the Türkiye Cup final, the Super Cup final, and the 2013 FIFA U-20 World Cup such as important. Maintained regularly by the Kayseri Metropolitan Municipality, the stadium was most recently renovated in 2024 with a new hybrid turf installation and pitch improvements.