The stadium is famed for its outside of inflated ETFE plastic panels that can be lit up in various colours of white, red, or blue, and is the world's first to feature a full color-changing facade.
San Siro (nine) (Milan, Italy)
This is one of the world's oldest and largest football stadiums. AC Milan and Inter Milan both name the San Siro their home.
Maracana, no. 8 (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
Vasco, Botafogo, Flamengo, Fluminense are the home team(s).
This is a stadium for association football in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The stadium is part of a complex that also contains the Maracanzinho arena.
Camp Nou 7th (Barcelona, Spain)
This is a football stadium in the Spanish city of Barcelona. Since its completion in 1957, it has served as FC Barcelona's home pitch. It is Spain's and Europe's largest stadium.
Luzhniki Stadium (Moscow, Russia)
Home team(s): Russian football team, Spartak Moscow, former home of CSKA Moscow
This is Russia's national stadium, located in the country's capital city of Moscow. It served as the main stadium for the 2018 FIFA World Cup, hosting seven matches, including the opening and closing games.
Azteca Stadium is number five (Mexico City, Mexico)
Club America, Cruz Azul, and the Mexican football stadium are the home team(s).
In Mexico City, there is a multi-purpose stadium. It is the official home of the Mexican national football team as well as the football club Club América.
4. Wembley Stadium (London)
This is a football stadium in the London borough of Wembley. The stadium has hosted notable football matches, including England's national team's home fixtures and the FA Cup final.
3. Istanbul Ataturk Stadium (Istanbul, Turkey)
This is the Turkish national football team's home, which was initially planned for Istanbul's failed bid for the 2008 Summer Olympics.
Stade de France No. 2 (Paris, France)
This is France's national stadium, located in the commune of Saint-Denis, just north of Paris.
Wanda Metropolitano is the first (Madrid, Spain)
This is one of Europe's newest football stadiums. Since the 2017–18 season, it has served as Atlético Madrid's home stadium.
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