Luton Town should dig their arms deep into their pockets after sealing promotion to the Premier League - not simply within the switch market. That's as a result of their old-school stadium Kenilworth Road - treasured by their very own supporters and mocked by rival followers - is in determined want of some renovation because it prepares to host top-flight soccer subsequent season.

The Hatters booked their place within the promised land after a surprising 6-5 penalty-shootout overcome Coventry City following a 1-1 draw after 120 exhausting minutes at Wembley.

The Mail have already reported that Luton want to take a position as much as £10million to renovate their stadium which is nestled proper within the coronary heart of the city, to satisfy Premier League requirements.

Thankfully, they are going to be netting a whopping £170m in prize cash which will definitely assist their trigger forward of a celebratory journey to Las Vegas subsequent week.

In truth, their well-known away finish is constructed inside a bunch of Victorian homes which may now be the topic of some swift constructing work.

It's understood the Bobbers Stand is more likely to be dismantled with new services on the agenda for the Hatters.

The modifications would come with the set up of a media centre, TV and knowledge evaluation studios, bogs, and a canteen.

The close-knit really feel of Kenilworth Road has undoubtedly performed into Luton's arms through the years of their unbelievable journey from the National League to the Premier League up to now decade.

Hatters followers are infamous for his or her fierce help and there's a thunderous ambiance contained in the old style stadium, which has turn out to be one of many trickiest locations to go within the Championship.

Luton have already mocked their very own stadium with a celebratory post-match tweet, which is seemingly referencing quite a lot of viral posts which were floating about on social media in latest weeks because the Hatters closed in on promotion.

"Luton Town have just won the Championship play-off final. This is the entrance to our stadium," the play-off winners mentioned on Twitter, accompanied with an image of their well-known Oak Stand entrance.

"Incredible to think this ground will be in the Premier League next season."

Luton chief government Gary Sweet has been left annoyed by the widespread mockery which has began to get below his pores and skin.

Sweet lately informed The Mail: "We might have a lick of paint and new signage every so often but let's embrace this. It annoys me and makes me giggle when you get the social media content about an away end going through gardens.

"It's been like that since World War II and even earlier than. Why is it raised now, simply because we could be going into the Premier League?

"Erling Haaland's not going to walk through that entrance, he's going to walk through the other s*** entrance we've got. Embrace it."

Luton's triumph was considerably overshadowed by an incident within the first half when stalwart Tom Lockyer appeared to break down to the bottom in worrying scenes.

He has since been admitted to hospital for checks and was aware when he left the sphere.

Lockyer was joined by his household who had been within the stands and all of his team-mates devoted their victory to the Welshman, as did supervisor Rob Edwards.