Stadiums are the centerpiece of football, where fans express their passion and create their memories of the most famous and popular sport in the world. Each stadium has its own unique design, which usually bears the colors of the team that will play the vast majority of its matches there.
Regardless of the size of the stadium, fans will attend local matches every week to support their team, however the modern era has witnessed a remarkable development in stadiums.
Newer, more expensive stadiums have modern architecture and can host a larger capacity. Stadiums such as Tottenham Hotspur Stadium are multi-functional and are built in this way so that they can be used to host various sports.
The most expensive stadiums in football history
A recent report presented a list of the most expensive stadiums in the history of football, and these stadiums are classified according to the highest construction cost.
This classification includes cost, capacity, facilities and various services.
The most expensive stadiums in football history are as follows:
In first place comes Yankee Stadium in the United States of America, which cost 1.5 billion pounds to build and has a capacity of about 46,000 spectators.
In second place are five stadiums, the first of which is the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in the United States of America, which was built for a billion pounds and has a capacity of about 71,000 spectators, then the Singapore National Stadium, at the same cost, and has a capacity of 55,000 spectators, then the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in England, which has a capacity of 62,000 spectators, followed by Wembley Stadium in England, which has a capacity of 90,000 spectators, and finally the Montreal Olympic Stadium in Canada, which has a capacity of 56,000 spectators.
The third place went to the National Stadium in Brazil, which cost 600 million pounds and has a capacity of 37,000 spectators.
