CARSON, Calif. (AP) — The Los Angeles Galaxy and owner AEG will spend over $15 million to improve their stadium, including the installation of the largest video board in Major League Soccer.

The 5,100-square-foot LED video board will be installed above the berm behind the north goal of the StubHub Center that opened in 2003.

The improvements include dedicated locker rooms and training facilities for the Galaxy’s player development program.

The Galaxy and the stadium recently spent $3.5 million to add a premium club, and more bar and concession areas.

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