Kabylie usually play their home matches at the 20,000-seater Stade 1er Novembre but they are targeting bigger support in the Champions League.

"It will be much better when we play at Stade 5 Juillet," Kabylie chairman Mohand Hannachi was quoted as saying by local media.

"We will generate more revenue and have better support because Stade 5 Juillet can host up to 80,000 spectators."

Kabylie will face Egyptian duo Ahli and Ismaili and last year's finalists Heartland of Nigeria in Group B of the Champions League.

They open their campaign away to one-time African champions Ismaili in July.