Moscow Builds New Sports Facilities and Metro Station

This year, Moscow will continue to develop new and upgrade existing sports infrastructure, Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin said.

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Moscow is creating and upgrading sports infrastructure in multiple districts.
New or renovated sports facilities include basketball and football courts, running tracks, fitness zones, and workout areas.
Work is ongoing in the districts of Severnoye Butovo, Veshnyaki, Novogireyevo, and Nagatinskoye Zaton.
In Nagatinskoye Zaton, a sports zone with strength trainers and a workout complex is being renovated, and an old hockey rink is being replaced.
The city plans to repair more than 2,000 courtyards this year.
The 'Yuzhny Port' metro station is under construction on the Lyublinsko-Dmitrovskaya line.
The 'Yuzhny Port' area is undergoing redevelopment with new business centers, residential buildings, and commercial spaces.
The 'Yuzhny Port' station will feature an industrial-style design combining constructivism and modernism.
The station's construction is scheduled to be completed by 2030.
The 'Yuzhny Port' district will host high-tech companies in auto and electric vehicle manufacturing, creating over 150,000 jobs.

The 'Yuzhny Port' project includes a major integrated highway tunnel connecting the 2nd Yuzhnoportovyy Proezd to Yuzhnoportovaya Street. — vm
In 2025, over 800 sports facilities were improved, including about 50 football fields, more than 10 streetball courts, around 140 table tennis zones, over 100 multifunctional sports areas, and approximately 10 skate parks. — m24
A jubilee exhibition marking the 70th anniversary of the 'Luzhniki' sports complex was opened. — m24