Wimbledon chief executive Joe Palmer (Joe Palmer) said the move was “the beginning of a whole new era in the history of Wimbledon sports.”
The Broncos currently play in the Rugby League Ealing PathfinderAfter many years of sharing the venue with Brentford, Charlton and Fulham, the stadium became the stadium.
They now hope to find a home by moving into Dons. Dons will also explore the possibility of sharing resources with Broncos, especially in the commercial and marketing departments.
After constructing the new Plough Lane Stadium, Wimbledon has been considering venue sharing, and the Merton Council has now given them the green light.
Downs CEO Joe Palmer said: “This is good news for us and the beginning of a new era in the history of Wimbledon.
“We have the opportunity to create something truly special-both on and off the court. The Rugby League is a fast and exciting game, and the Broncos will play against top teams. To be a partner of a club with this pedigree It is an honor.
“Off the court, the Broncos share the same values as us. They very much want to be a valuable and important part of the wider community. We have a lot in common-especially we have been looking for a suitable home for too long.
“I really believe that the Broncos will help enrich our lives in Plough Alley.”
