A consortium of Polish, Spanish and Greek companies has been chosen to build the stadium in Wroclaw for the 2012 European football championship.
Mostostal Warszawa, Spain's Acciona (Polska) and Greece's J&P Avax will build the 40,000 stadium for a contract worth 170 million euros, it was announced Monday.
The plans, when first submitted as part of the tender process, include a sports center and swimming pool, tennmis courts and even a shooting range.
Wroclaw, alongside Warsaw Poznan, Krakow, Chorzow and Gdansk are all expecting to host games for the 2012 UEFA championship which Poland is co-hosting with Ukraine.
The UEFA Committee will announce which winning cities will taking part in the event on May 12 and 13.
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