Foxborough, MA – In a bold and forward-thinking move, New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft announced today that he will invest $200 million into a major renovation project for the team’s home stadium. This significant commitment underscores Kraft’s long-term vision for the franchise and his unwavering dedication to improving the fan experience and positioning the Patriots for sustained success.

Kraft, who has owned the Patriots since 1994, made the announcement during a press conference held at Gillette Stadium, surrounded by team executives and local officials. The renovation, set to begin following the 2025 NFL season, will aim to modernize key facilities, expand seating capacity, enhance accessibility, and improve state-of-the-art amenities for fans and players alike.

“Football is more than just a game – it’s an experience, a tradition, and a community,” Kraft said. “Our goal with this investment is to ensure that Patriots fans have a world-class environment to support their team. This project reflects our commitment to the city of Foxborough and to the incredible fanbase that has stood by us for decades.”

The planned upgrades are expected to include:

• Expanded Lower Bowl Seating: To bring fans closer to the action.

• Upgraded Technology: Including 8K video boards, immersive AR features, and improved Wi-Fi connectivity.

• Sustainable Design Enhancements: Solar panel expansion, water conservation systems, and eco-friendly materials.

• New Premium Spaces: Lounge-style seating, improved luxury suites, and more inclusive fan access options.

• Player Facility Improvements

  : Cutting-edge recovery and training areas to support athlete health and performance.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey applauded the initiative, noting its potential economic and cultural impact. “Robert Kraft’s investment is a vote of confidence in the future of the Patriots and the state of Massachusetts. This project will not only enhance the stadium but also boost local jobs and tourism.”

Construction is expected to be phased over two years to prevent disruption to the team’s home schedule. Kraft assured the media that the Patriots’ home games would continue without interruption.

“This stadium has been a source of pride, and this renovation will keep it among the best in the league for years to come,” Kraft added. “We’re building for the next generation — for Patriots fans today and for those yet to come.”

As the NFL continues prioritizing venue technology and entertainment value, Robert Kraft’s major reinvestment ensures that the Patriots won’t just stay competitive on the field, but at the forefront of stadium innovation as well.