Uruguay, Argentina, and Paraguay (Cententary Matches)
Uruguay
Built for the inaugural 1930 FIFA World Cup, this historic venue in Montevideo has a capacity of 62,782 after renovation and will host one of the centenary matches.
Argentina
River Plate’s famous home in Buenos Aires will have a capacity of 100,000 after expansion, making it one of the world’s largest football stadiums.
Paraguay
A newly constructed stadium in Asunción with a capacity of 46,000 that will stage Paraguay’s centenary match.
Morocco
A brand-new stadium near Casablanca with a planned capacity of 115,000, making it one of the largest football stadiums ever built.
Morocco
Rabat’s renovated national stadium will seat 69,500 spectators and host major World Cup matches.
Morocco
Located in Tangier, this modern venue will have a capacity of 75,500 after renovation and is one of Morocco’s premier stadiums.
Morocco
The renovated stadium in Fez will feature a capacity of 55,800 and serve as one of the country’s World Cup venues.
Morocco
Marrakesh’s upgraded stadium will have a capacity of 45,860 and is designed for major international events.
Morocco
Following renovations, Agadir’s stadium will hold 46,000 spectators and host tournament matches.
Spain
FC Barcelona’s iconic home will have a capacity of 105,000 after renovation, making it one of Europe’s largest football stadiums.
Spain
Real Madrid’s spectacular redeveloped stadium has a capacity of 83,186 and features a retractable roof and state-of-the-art facilities.
Spain
Atlético Madrid’s home has a capacity of 70,692 and is regarded as one of Europe’s most modern football venues.
Spain
Seville’s national stadium will hold 70,000 spectators after renovation and regularly hosts Spain’s biggest football events.
Spain
Athletic Club’s home in Bilbao has a capacity of 53,331 and is renowned for its outstanding atmosphere and modern design.
Spain
Home of Espanyol, this Barcelona-area stadium has a capacity of 40,500 and is known for its excellent sightlines.
Spain
The home of Real Sociedad in San Sebastián will seat 42,300 spectators after redevelopment.
Spain
Located in Las Palmas, this renovated stadium will have a capacity of 44,500 for the tournament.
Spain
Valencia’s long-awaited new stadium is expected to open with a capacity of 70,044, becoming one of Spain’s largest venues.
Portugal
Benfica’s famous home in Lisbon will have a capacity of 70,000–80,000 after planned upgrades and has hosted multiple European finals.
Portugal
Sporting CP’s home in Lisbon has a capacity of 52,095 and is one of Portugal’s premier football stadiums.
Portugal
FC Porto’s home features a capacity of 50,033 and has hosted UEFA Champions League and international matches.
