Wycombe Wanderers have secured a 75-year lease for a new training centre. The partnership between Buckinghamshire Council and the club was announced earlier this month.
What happened?
The council said the lease will run for 75 years and include a multi-million-pound investment from the club. The agreement follows what it described as an ‘open and competitive’ marketing process.
Why it matters for Wycombe Wanderers
The deal follows a council report which showed the sites had been running at a loss under in-house management with income failing to cover the operating and maintenance costs. Staff currently running the facilities will have the option to transfer to Wycombe Wanderers under TUPE arrangements.
What comes next?
The club would have a ‘phased programme’ of significant investment over the initial years of the lease. This would amount to several million pounds, and subject to planning permission, the club would invest further in new facilities - including a football training centre and academy planned for the northern side of the golf course. As of 25 Jun 2026, Wycombe Wanderers are 11th in League One, with 63 points from 46 games, and a recent form of WLLDL. | Stat | Value | | League standing | 11th | | Points | 63 | | Recent form | WLLDL | | Goals scored | 69 | | Goals conceded | 58 | | Goal difference | +11 |
The club is 40 points behind leaders Lincoln in the title race.
