Belgian football club Royal Antwerp will redevelop one of its stands and improve surrounding infrastructure to its stadium after winning promotion to its domestic top flight.

The stand will be rebuilt with space for 5,362 spectators, although the capacity of the club’s Bosuilstadion will remain at 12,975.

However, the stadium will have the ability to increase its capacity to 20,000 if the team’s popularity increases.

The facade of the stand will also be improved with large windows.

As part of the improvement work, modern amenities will be installed, including new changing rooms for players, referees and staff, a media centre, restaurants and VIP areas.

Around the stadium the landscape will be changed to “increase accessibility and safety for supporters”.

Construction will begin in July and is expected to be completed by late-September.