St. Georges’ Park will undergo huge redevelopment in preparation for Euro 2028.The England men’s, women’s, youth and para teams have called the Staffordshire-based training site their home since it opened in 2012.St. Georges’ Park is set for some exciting upgrades ahead of the start of Euro 2028GettyThe landscape of the site is set to be enhanced in aid of the men’s, women’s, youth and para teams in the England setupThe FAIt cost around £105million to construct, features indoor and outdoor pitches, and hosted historic clubs including Barcelona and Real Madrid.However, the 330-acre facility will soon be out of action because of plans announced by The Football Association for their ‘SGP 2.0’.The project is at its halfway stage and, over the next 18 months, there will be a wide range of improvements for the benefit of their teams.Private and communal areas at the on-site Hilton hotel are set for stylish renovations, including in the bedrooms, with further leisure and relaxation areas set to appear.State-of-the-art media, digital and innovation will feature as part of a revamped football centre alongside two new pitch hubs.A gym and indoor 4G pitch are other planned developments in their bid to suit all the England players and coaches.Furthermore, pitches will be upgraded to improve their playability in wet weather, with pitchside hub buildings, screens and landscaping all set to help get the best out of training sessions.“SGP 2.0 is us moving at speed with the developments in the sporting industry, in particular football – helping us stay at the top and creating innovation and competitive advantage for our teams and coaches,” said Dan Ashworth, the FA’s chief football officer.The FA also confirmed that, due to the proposed extensive work at St. Georges’ Park, teams won’t be able to train there and will instead be based elsewhere during the first half of 2027.However, if England secure qualification for Euro 2028, then the site will be their designated basecamp for the tournament.Players and staff will be able to make use of new world-class facilities at the site, including a fresh-looking gymThe FASGP 2.0 plans have taken what happens on and off the training pitches into account, with a swanky pool a highlightThe FAParticular focus is paid on how players recover, with their hotel and rest areas set to be freshened upThe FAThe hotel restaurant will look swanky when finishedThe FAPlayers have plenty of activities to choose from during their downtime, including padel courtsThe FAWhere could England train during St. Georges’ Park upgrades?Although St. George’s Park is their main home, England have trained elsewhere during international breaks.Hotspur Way, the base for Premier League side Tottenham Hotspur have hosted the national team on multiple occasions.It has 15 pitches, gym facilities and a swimming pool, as well as rooms for at least 40 players and staff at the adjacent Lodge.England trained there ahead of recent Nations League matches against Spain, Czechia and Croatia.News of where their temporary base will be during the St. Georges’ Park work is likely to be announced by the FA.Once the upgrades have been completed, England will hope to return to the training centre in preparation for the next Euros.England could head back to Hotspur Way during the St. Georges’ Park workGetty