Estadio El Sadar

El Sadar is the home ground of Osasuna, located south of Pamplona in the Foral Community of Navarre. It opened in 1967 to replace the old San Juan and takes its name from the nearby Sadar river. Between 2005 and 2011 it briefly carried the name Reyno de Navarra.

The stadium underwent a major overhaul between 2019 and 2021, based on a project voted on by the socios. The ground was fully modernised while keeping its original structure: the corners were closed in, a new roof was added, along with new seats, VIP areas and better movement through the stands.

With around 23,500 seats, stands set very close to the pitch and a "wall" of supporters behind one of the goals, El Sadar has become a steep, loud ground. It is regularly named one of the toughest places to visit in La Liga for the league's top sides.

The redesign, right down to the glass railings and LED lighting, earned it the "Stadium of the Year" title in 2021 from the specialist site StadiumDB. For visitors, that means more comfort (catering, toilets, accessibility for disabled supporters) and a clear view from any seat, without losing the raw, committed atmosphere that built Osasuna's reputation.

Interactive guided tours let you explore the dressing rooms, pitchside, the boxes and behind the scenes, with a VR experience that drops you into the atmosphere of a matchday among the Rojillos.