Huvepharma Arena Stadium is the home of PFC Ludogorets and one of the most modern football facilities in Bulgaria. Located in Razgrad, the stadium has become a symbol of the club’s rise over the past decade and the stage for some of the most memorable nights in Bulgarian football history. After a major reconstruction that began in 2011, the facility acquired a contemporary look and meets all UEFA requirements for hosting international matches. A new stage of stadium development is forthcoming with the construction of Sector “A,” after which the facility will be completed.

Currently, Huvepharma Arena has a capacity of over 10,000 seats, a modern lighting system with 2000 lux power, high-tech video surveillance, an electronic access control system through turnstiles, VIP areas, conference halls, media rooms, and spacious locker rooms. The stadium also boasts one of the most modern grass surfaces in the country, equipped with a heating and drainage system, ensuring excellent playing conditions all year round.

Over the years, the infrastructure has been continuously developed. The emblematic “Motsi” stand was built, named after the hero of the historic playoff against Steaua Bucharest, as well as the new Sector “B,” which further increased the capacity and improved comfort for spectators. The complex also includes modern areas for visiting fans, an underground parking lot, museum spaces, and all necessary amenities for hosting international football events.

Huvepharma Arena has hosted a number of European football giants and has become a true fortress for Ludogorets on the international stage. Teams such as Inter, Milan, Roma, Tottenham, Bayer Leverkusen, Ajax, Olympiacos, Fenerbahce, Braga, Red Star, Betis, Athletic (Bilbao), and other Champions League and Europa League participants have all played here. It is at this stadium that Ludogorets recorded some of their greatest European successes, including victories over Roma, Hoffenheim, Olympiacos, and Fenerbahce, forever etched in the club’s history.

In addition to hosting European football nights, the stadium has also welcomed matches of Bulgaria’s national teams, establishing itself as one of the country's most representative sports facilities.