Playmobil Sports & Action 71120 Soccer Stadium, Table Football Game for Kids, with 2 Footballers with Kick Mechanism, 2 Goalkeepers, 3 Balls, Tabletop Toy for Children 5+

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An unroofed makeshift stand did its work until May 20, 1951, when the new main stand was inaugurated.

The north stand (4,500 standing room) was built with prefabricated concrete elements - the back straight (2,500 seats) consists of a tubular steel stand with plastic seats and a Teflon roof. To this end, the infrastructure around the stadium was also expanded away from the conversion of the grandstand.After SpVgg Greuther Fürth's promotion to the Bundesliga in 2012, the south stand was rebuilt, increasing the stadium's capacity by 3,000 seats to 18,000. This provided the latter with meeting and conference rooms in addition to the infrastructure for the football events. The main stand (2,500 seats), as well as the south stand (4,300 standing) and Block and 1 (700 standing), remained in their previous form- however, fences were erected to separate the fan groups.

At the start of the 2010-11 season, Mederer Süßwarenvertriebs GmbH (now Trolli GmbH) bought the naming rights to the stadium. The previous training pitches behind the stadium were replaced by car parking spaces, for which a circular road was also drawn around the stadium. It is still planned to extend the main stand to the south, which should thereby replace blocks A and B. The new name is composed of the traditional name of the stadium and that of the Fürth-born real estate dealer Thomas Sommer, who became Name Sponsor until the summer of 2021.While there are two large advertising boards and the floodlight masts on the side of the back straight, there is a view from the entrance area of the North Stand between the North and Main Stands on the northern side of the Main Stand. In the process, the new stand was completely covered and provided with its own floodlights, since the roof restricts the light field of the floodlights. The only built-up curve in the stadium is occupied by the "Der Lohner" standing stand, which is named after the late former club president Edgar Burkart, known as Lohner. It was built in 1997 as a standing-room-only stand and was roofed over during remodeling work in 2008, along with the vestibule of the stand, making it weatherproof.