Brazilian club Red Bull Bragantino have released images of their new 20,000-capacity stadium.The ground is currently under construction on the site of their old home.Red Bull Bragantino’s new stadium has been compared to a ‘call centre’ by fansPhoto: Illustration / Red Bull BragantinoHowever, fans have been left confused by the design of the venue, which will host top-flight football.Bragantino currently compete in the Brazilian Serie A, where they sit ninth in the table after 26 matches.They ended up finishing in tenth spot last term – despite spending half of the season away from their home ground.What does Red Bull Bragantino‘s new stadium look like?The club played their final match at the Estadio Nabi Abi Chedid in April before it was demolished to make way for the new arena.First opened in 1949, their old home had a capacity of 17,000 supporters.That figure will be raised by 3,000 at the new stadium, which is set to feature lounges, restaurants and bars.It will also be a multi-purpose venue capable of hosting other sports and events once completed.The rectangular design of the arena has baffled fans, though, with the box-like exterior also featuring a raised silver roof across all four stands.Reacting to the design on social media, one supporter wrote: “I can’t decide if I love it or if it looks like a call centre.”Another added: “Looks like a cardboard IKEA box.”The Brazilian club are currently building a new 20,000-capacity stadiumPhoto: Illustration / Red Bull BragantinoMeanwhile, a third fan simply commented: “Looks soulless.”During the stadium’s construction, Bragantino are playing at the Estadio Cicero de Souza Marques.The 12,000-capacity ground was purpose built to host their matches whilst their usual home is being rebuilt.Who are Red Bull Bragantino?Originally founded in 1928, Bragantino have been owned by Red Bull for the last five years.Following their takeover, the group changed the club’s name from Clube Atletico Bragantino as well as altering their colours.The club is now one of seven clubs to form Red Bull’s football network.Bragantino’s new ground will be built on the same site as their old home groundPhoto: Illustration / Red Bull BragantinoRed Bull Salzburg, New York Red Bulls, RB Leipzig and Japanese side RB Omiya Ardija are all fully controlled by the group.Meanwhile, they own 10 per cent and 15 per cent stakes in Leeds United and Paris FC, respectively.