Bengal is “proud to preserve our future” as he belongs to Cincinnati

Banglases and Hilalton Province agreed to conditions in the lease deal that will keep Bangalvs at the Baikur stadium during at least 2036 season on Thursday.

In a statement confirming the agreement, Bengalz said that there are an additional 10 years of options listed in the agreement and that the team will invest 120 million dollars in the renewal of the stadium. The team said they will work with the province to secure other funds for a $ 470 million project from Ohio.

“This is an important day for Bangaliz and Hamilton County, where we secure the future of the team in Cincinnati,” Katy Blackburn, Deputy CEO of Benjoz, said in a statement. “We thank the Hamilton County Commission for its support for ensuring that the Paycor stadium will remain an excellent place and a central point for Cinnzverti in Cincinnati. We are proud to connect to the Picore Stadium of our homeland and keep our future here in Cincinnati, where he belongs.”

Ownership also sent an email to Bangals fans about the deal that was sent to PFT.

“The new rental contract is everything about the future,” the team said. “We have worked hard with Hamilton’s province to create a fair, good deal for the public, keeping the Baygal and Paycor stadium able to compete at the highest levels of the US Football Association. Both parties have a common vision to update the Paycor stadium for years in order to enhance your Gideday experience.

The Paycor stadium was opened in 2000 as the Paul Brown stadium and took over its current name in the name deal in 2022.