1. Camp Nou – Barcelona, Spain

• Home Team: FC Barcelona

• Capacity: ~99,354

• Highlights: Europe’s largest stadium, renowned for its incredible fan atmosphere and architecture.

• Notable Events: Hosted UEFA Champions League finals, 1992 Olympics football games.

2. Wembley Stadium – London, England

• Home Team: England National Team

• Capacity: ~90,000

• Highlights: Iconic arch structure, considered the “home of football” and known for its prestigious events.

• Notable Events: FA Cup finals, UEFA Champions League finals, 1966 World Cup Final, and Euro 2020 final.

3. Estadio Azteca – Mexico City, Mexico

• Home Team: Club América, Mexico National Team

• Capacity: ~87,523

• Highlights: Only stadium to host two World Cup finals (1970 and 1986).

• Notable Events: Maradona’s “Hand of God” and “Goal of the Century” in the 1986 World Cup.

4. Signal Iduna Park (Westfalenstadion) – Dortmund, Germany

• Home Team: Borussia Dortmund

• Capacity: ~81,365

• Highlights: Known for the “Yellow Wall,” a massive stand where fans create a famously intense atmosphere.

• Notable Events: Bundesliga matches and UEFA Champions League games.

5. Santiago Bernabéu Stadium – Madrid, Spain

• Home Team: Real Madrid

• Capacity: ~81,044

• Highlights: Famous for hosting numerous Champions League finals and the passion of Real Madrid fans.

• Notable Events: Four European Cup/Champions League finals, and Spain’s 1982 World Cup games.

6. Maracanã Stadium – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

• Home Teams: Flamengo, Fluminense, Brazil National Team

• Capacity: ~78,838

• Highlights: One of the most iconic stadiums in South America, known for its passionate fans.

• Notable Events: 1950 and 2014 World Cup finals, and the 2016 Olympic Games opening and closing ceremonies.

7. San Siro (Giuseppe Meazza Stadium) – Milan, Italy

• Home Teams: AC Milan and Inter Milan

• Capacity: ~75,923

• Highlights: Known for its towering concrete pillars and atmosphere in Serie A and Champions League matches.

• Notable Events: Multiple Champions League finals and Italian Serie A derbies.

8. Allianz Arena – Munich, Germany

• Home Team: Bayern Munich

• Capacity: ~75,024

• Highlights: Famous for its illuminated, color-changing facade that reflects the teams playing.

• Notable Events: Hosted the 2006 World Cup opening game and the 2012 Champions League final.

9. La Bombonera – Buenos Aires, Argentina

• Home Team: Boca Juniors

• Capacity: ~54,000

• Highlights: Known for its steep stands and intense atmosphere, especially during Boca Juniors’ games.

• Notable Events: Superclásico matches between Boca Juniors and River Plate, a cultural icon in Argentina.

10. Anfield – Liverpool, England

• Home Team: Liverpool FC

• Capacity: ~54,074

• Highlights: Famous for “You’ll Never Walk Alone” anthem and loyal fan support, creating a unique atmosphere.

• Notable Events: Historic European nights in the Champions League, especially under the lights.