London City Lionesses' New Training Centre Will Rival Premier League Facilities, Says Owner Kang

Michele Kang, owner of London City Lionesses, has said the club's planned new training centre will set a new standard in women's football and will surpass the facilities used by most men's Premier League clubs, according to BBC Sport.

Kang, who has invested heavily in women's football through her ownership of multiple clubs, expressed confidence that the new facility would elevate the standards typically associated with the women's game, BBC Sport reported.

Details of the training centre's location, cost and expected completion date were not specified in the available report.

London City Lionesses have been part of efforts to professionalise women's football in England, with investment in infrastructure seen as a key factor in narrowing the gap between men's and women's club facilities.

BBC Sport's report did not include further comment from the club or from rival Premier League organisations regarding the comparison.