The King Power Stadium (2024)

Hand drawn cityscape illustration of the King Power stadium, home of Leicester City FC using pen and ink - prints available in a number of sizes. 

Opened in July 2002, The King Power Stadium has a capacity of just over 32,000 and replaced Filbert Street, which had been home to Leicester City since 1891. 

It wasn’t a surprise that Leicester’s most famous son, Gary Lineker, cut the ribbon to open the new ground.  It was perhaps more of a surprise to see him present Match of the Day in his underpants 14 years later when they won the league!

This is a super present for any Foxes fan, young or old for a birthday, Christmas or other special occasion. 

Please note that a frame is not included. All our prints include a mountboard border and a backboard. This is sealed in a protective sleeve and delivered flat, ready to frame. International orders will be sent rolled in a poster tube without a mountboard border.

All our prints are sized to fit standard sized frames. Please feel free to get in touch at info@stavesart.com if you have any questions about the artwork or framing options!