Europe has a rich history of football and so too is the case with its stadiums. Sadly, the old and classic stadiums that we know and love are becoming outdated.
Some clubs decide to renovate the stadium they currently occupy, while others elect to build new stadiums. The new age of stadium architecture is certainly interesting and, in many cases, easy on the eye. Football fans usually get to see a menagerie of new stadiums every two years or so with the Euro and World Cup cycles, and you don’t often hear about new stadium updates unless they involve big clubs or international teams.
Lucky for you, The18 has compiled a list of some of the coolest new European stadiums (and renovations) that are coming in the near future. This list doesn’t hit every single new stadium coming to Europe, and hopefully there will be another list down the road showing some of the rest.
Here are some of the coolest new European stadiums being built.
Best New European Stadiums And Renovations
Camp Nou (Barcelona)
Club: FC Barcelona
Capacity: 105,053
Opens: 2023
Santiago Bernabeu (Madrid)
Club: Real Madrid CF
Capacity: 80,000
Opens: 2022
Stadio Della Roma (Rome)
Club: AS Roma
Capacity: 52,594
Opens: 2020
Feyenoord City (Rotterdam)
Club: Feyenoord
Capacity: 63,000
Opens: 2024
Stadio Della Fiorentina (Florence)
Club: Fiorentina
Capacity: 40,430
Opens: 2021
Yello Park (Nantes)
Club: Nantes
Capacity: 40,000
Opens: 2022
Estadi Ciutat de València (Valencia)
Club: Levante
Capacity: 26,000
Opens: 2020
Fossetts Farm Stadium (Southend-on-Sea)
Club: Southend United
Capacity: 21,000
Opens: ?
Plough Lane (London)
Club: AFC Wimbledon
Capacity: 20,000
Opens: 2020
Kingsford Stadium (Aberdeen)
Club: Aberdeen
Capacity: 20,000
Opens: ?
Hardturm (Zurich)
Clubs: FC Zurich, Grasshoppers
Capacity: 18,500
Opens: 2021
Power Court Stadium (Luton)
Club: Luton Town
Capacity: 17,500
Opens: 2020
Eco Park (Stonehouse)
Club: Forest Green Rovers
Capacity: 10,000
Opens: ?
Dalymount Park (Dublin)
Clubs: Bohemians, Shelbourne
Capacity: 6,000
Opens: ?