Macarthur Bulls have confirmed work has now officially begun on the club’s new Centre of Excellence.
This significant investment by the Bulls ownership group will bring the A-League Men side to Camden, further helping the Bulls further extend their reach into the local community.
This facility will include multiple grass and synthetic fields, with the club believing the Bulls will be the owners of one of the best football facilities in the country once complete.
Furthermore the 2000 square metre building will have multiple change rooms, theatre, industrial kitchen, state of art rehab facilities, administration, and a gymnasium.
“This is a major step forward for the Bulls and for football in South West Sydney,” Macarthur Bulls FC Chairman Gino Marra said.
“We’re incredibly proud to see the Centre of Excellence moving forward.
“This project has been seven years in the making, and we’re excited to see it become a home for football and a place where our players, coaches, members and wider community can come together.
“We look forward to sharing the progress of this project with our supporters as we bring this vision to life.”
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The Bulls will be hoping to kick start their A-League Men campaign with a bang when the host Perth Glory at Campbelltown Sports Stadium on Saturday, October 17.
Now under the tutelage of Head Coach Sasa Ognenovski, Macarthur have recruited some serious firepower this off-season as they look to seal a return to Finals football.
Socceroos striker Apostolos Stamatelopoulos has joined on a one-year deal from Scottish Premiership side Motherwell whilst Olyroos winger Musa Toure has returned to Australia from Danish Superliga side Randers FC.
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The Bulls have also pulled off arguably the biggest coup of the transfer window though, signing former Premier League and Scotland international winger Ryan Fraser.
The 32-year-old was a free agent after leaving English Championship side Southampton and previously spent the back half of the 2025/26 A-League Men campaign on loan at A-League rivals Western Sydney Wanderers.
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