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The Matmut ATLANTIQUE stadium is getting ready for the Olympic Games with a major renovation.

The Matmut ATLANTIQUE is one of seven stadiums selected by the OCOG to host the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.

In three days' time, the Matmut Atlantique will host concerts by Céline Dion and Les Vieilles Canailles. The stage set-up is attracting a lot of interest.

Sud Ouest's Oscars du Sport took place at the Matmut ATLANTIQUE with the team supporting Paris' bid for the 2024 Olympics.

In 18 months, the Matmut Atlantique hosted 63 soccer and rugby matches, attracting 1.23 million spectators.

Operational for six months, the Matmut ATLANTIQUE has attracted over 350,000 spectators. Take a look at the stadium's unique architecture.

The Matmut Group has signed a 10-year naming contract for the New Bordeaux Stadium, renamed Matmut Atlantique.

The New Bordeaux Stadium, inaugurated in the presence of Mayor Alain JUPPE, will soon host the first match of the Girondins de Bordeaux FC.

Bordeaux's new 42,000-seat stadium, 1,000 of which can be modularized within 72 hours, offers flexibility for a wide range of events.

Bordeaux's new stadium completes the installation of 32,000 seats by the end of December, in preparation for the operational phase.

Construction of Bordeaux's New Stadium, which began on November 5, 2012, is celebrating two years of progress.

The roofing of Bordeaux's New Stadium is progressing rapidly, already covering the West and North stands, with the East stand in progress.

Bordeaux's New Stadium is home to more than 1,000 metal posts, transported in 36 convoys, requiring meticulous coordination.

Discover the evolution of Bordeaux's New Stadium from November 2012 to the present day.

In 10 months, the New Bordeaux Stadium is rapidly taking shape, with a steel structure, 700 posts, bleachers installed, and roof cladding in progress.

Bordeaux's New Stadium is moving ahead with the installation of the stands and staircases, particularly in the South Stand.