Atletico Madrid have shown footage of their new stadium, the Wanda Metropolitano as they get ready to face Malaga in the first game at their new ground on Sept. 16. 

Diego Simeone's side have so far played their domestic games away from home this campaign - drawing 2-2 with Girona & defeating Las Palmas 5-1 in the early stages of La Liga.

Atleti said goodbye to the Vicente Calderon Stadium last campaign & will move to a stadium which was originally designated to be used for Madrid's 2016 Summer Olympic bid, which lost out to Rio De Janeiro.

The oval-shaped Metropolitano boasts a capacity of 67,703 & the Spanish club have released a time-lapse of the ground charting the construction & resurfacing process before inaugurating the new stadium in its completed state.

The club then later took to Twitter again to give an insight into their stunning state of the art dressing rooms, which are furnished in black leather & incredible outer lighting in a what is a futuristic look.

Chelsea will be the first non-Spanish side to play at Atletico's new home when they face off in the UEFA Champions’ League group stages on Sept. 27.