Dundee have 'taken every step required' in bid for new stadium

Dundee managing director John Nelms says the club have done everything in their power in their bid for a new 12,500-seat stadium at Camperdown Park. The club say all necessary documentation is now with Dundee City Council after almost two years of talks between the various parties involved. "After the initial submission for Planning Permission in Principle in February 2024, our consultants have worked through a significant engagement process with all relevant stakeholders to ensure the most robust submission," a club statement said. "We now believe we have taken every step required of us and look forward our application being heard at the next available committee hearing date. "We would like to thank our supporters for their patience during what has become a protracted planning application. "We have never wavered from our belief that the Camperdown Stadium Project will transform Dundee FC's future ambitions on and off the pitch, and that it will be a crown jewel of the city's rejuvenation through its many social, leisure and economic benefits." Nelms added: "Having done everything asked of us and more, and having respected the planning process, we now place our faith and the project's future in the hands of the city's elected representatives. We look forward to sharing our vision with them as soon as possible."