West Ham have released a series of photographs revealing some of the new features inside the Olympic Stadium.
Slaven Bilic's side are set to move into their new home in time for the start of next season and the ground, which has previously hosted athletics, is currently undergoing a Hammers makeover.
The stadium's capacity is set to be 60,000, with more than 50,000 season tickets already sold, and a host of state-of-the-art features await the club's fans, who said farewell to their 112-stay at the Boleyn Ground last month.
Several new sections of the venue have been revealed, including Club London, which is a luxurious members club, and The Royal East lounge, which celebrates West Ham's East End roots.
The Great Briton section, meanwhile, plays tribute to London's 2012 Olympians and offers supporters panoramic views of the capital's skyline.
Vice-Chairman Karren Brady is delighted to see the project taking shape and cannot wait for fans to enjoy the facilities for themselves next season.
“In recent weeks it’s been hugely rewarding to see our vision for the new Stadium coming into fruition from the stunning Stadium Store to the giant iconic shirts on the concourses and I am particularly thrilled with the Club London lounges," she said.
"I have pored over every detail of each space from floor to ceiling personally selecting each fixture and fitting.
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"Of course we’ll have to wait a few more weeks to see all the final touches and experience the lounges in full West Ham mode but you can already get a sense of the world-class hospitality we are offering to our supporters.
“My board and I are hugely proud to be able to offer a significantly improved match day experience to all the club’s loyal fans whether they are dining in Club London or getting in early to enjoy our fantastic catering on the concourse,” Brady added.
