VfB Stuttgart Women Pick Historic Home

Historic Ground Gets New Tenants

VfB Stuttgart's women's side have confirmed Gazi-Stadion on the Waldau as their home for the upcoming campaign - their maiden season in the top flight. The venue, nestled in Stuttgart's Degerloch district near the city's iconic TV tower, replaces their former base at PSV Stuttgart, which failed to meet Bundesliga requirements.

Germany's Oldest Active Football Ground

Dating back to 1905, Gazi-Stadion holds the distinction of being the oldest stadium in Germany still used for competitive football. It offers a capacity of 11,468, as Kicker reports.

Fixture Juggling Required

Sharing the ground with the Kickers' men's team means careful scheduling will be essential to avoid clashes. Meanwhile, VfB's men's third-division squad will continue using their facilities in Aspach.

Eyes on a Bigger Stage

The women's team already have ambitions beyond Degerloch. They hope to stage a marquee fixture at the far larger MHP-Arena during the 2026/27 season, recreating the atmosphere of their previous visit there, which drew nearly 32,000 supporters for a clash with 1. FSV Mainz 05.