Executives will redevelop the Vallecas Stadium, home of Spanish side Rayo Vallecano, after detecting serious safety concerns.Rayo are at risk of not being able to play at their home ground in the upcoming LaLiga season, which begins on August 14, until 2027.Rayo’s stadium is in need of renovation due to worrying safety issuesGettyThe Government of the Community of Madrid have ownership of the 14,708-capacity stadium as the area’s local collegiate organisation.Spanish outlet Diario AS say they have issued a termination of the club’s concession agreement, which allows Rayo to operate there.A ‘precautionary suspension measure’ has been introduced, meaning the club cannot play at the Vallecas Stadium.‘Serious safety deficiencies’ are said to have been discovered as part of an audit carried out in October ahead of proposed renovations.Aspects of the stadium that relate to hygiene, sanitation and health are deemed to be unsafe, with fire protection also a concern.Images shared on social media show discarded items and rubbish in the vicinity of the stadium.Mariano de Paco, the Minister of Culture, Tourism and Sports for the Community of Madrid, couldn’t give a definite timeline for the work.“We don’t know if it will be two or six months,” he said. “But we will keep you updated in real time on what we are doing.”The stadium renovation is reportedly set to begin on Wednesday.Plans include adding 4,000 new seats, an extra stand and a multi-purpose tower in a view to host other events including concerts.View Tweet: https://t.co/Kxlp6hBMmzRayo may have to wait until 2027 to return to their groundGettyAs it stands, Rayo will not be able to host Deportivo Alaves in their league match on August 20.Home fixtures against Racing de Santander and RCD Espanyol are also set to be affected, as per the two month minimum timeframe.It is not yet clear as to which stadium Rayo will call their temporary base for ‘home’ fixtures.Rayo risk turbulent seasonIt’s hard to believe that a club who reached last season’s Conference League final are in such a predicament before the new campaign.Rayo finished fourth in the league phase of Europe’s third-tier tournament and narrowly lost 1-0 to Crystal Palace in the showpiece.They also just missed out on qualification for Europe via their LaLiga position as they ended the season in eighth.Rayo have played at their stadium since 1976GettyInigo Perez has left as manager, having previously been assistant to new Liverpool boss Andoni Iraola before taking the job himself.Benat San Jose was announced as his replacement and is tasked with navigating a difficult start to the new season.Rayo travel to Sevilla on the opening weekend before facing Alaves at a venue that is currently unknown.They then travel to the reigning champions Barcelona at the end of August, with Real Madrid also an opponent in mid-September.Rayo could be set to play these fixtures without key player Pep Chavarria, who made 44 appearances last season.Chelsea have been in advanced talks over a move for the left-back this summer.