We present to you through our website “Socccar Sport“Ranking The 10 Most Expensive Stadiums In The World 2025.
Football stadiums are the arenas that allow fans to express their passion and create unforgettable memories. Each stadium has its own unique design, usually adorned with the colors of the team that plays most of its matches there. Supporters attend home games every week to cheer for their team.
In modern times, stadiums have undergone significant development. The newest and most expensive ones are characterized by modern architecture and the ability to host larger capacities. Stadiums like Tottenham Hotspur’s are multi-purpose, designed in such a way that they can be used to host a variety of sports beyond football.
Ranking The 10 Most Expensive Stadiums In The World 2025
- SoFi Stadium (£4.3 billion)
Located in Los Angeles, it is considered the most expensive stadium in the world. Opened in 2020, and despite being primarily an American football stadium, it has hosted football (soccer) matches and will be part of the 2026 World Cup.
2. Yankee Stadium — Cost: £1.5 billion; Capacity: 46,537 fans.
Yankee Stadium claims the number one spot as the most expensive stadium in football history. It is known for hosting both baseball and football matches.
3. Mercedes-Benz Stadium — Cost: £1 billion; Capacity: about 71,000 fans.
It ranks second among the most expensive stadiums and is renowned as one of the most beautiful stadiums in football history.
4. National Stadium (Singapore) — Cost: £1 billion; Capacity: about 55,000 fans.
Opened in 2014, the Singapore National Stadium is one of the billion-pound stadiums in the world and is among the most expensive.
5. Tottenham Hotspur Stadium — Cost: £1 billion; Capacity: 62,850 fans.
It is one of the newest stadiums on this list, also one of the most expensive in history.
6. Wembley Stadium — Cost: £1 billion; Capacity: 90,000 fans.
The largest stadium in England, it has hosted a variety of events from major football matches to concerts.
7. Olympic Stadium (Montreal) — Cost: £1 billion; Capacity: 56,000 fans.
Located in Montreal, Canada, built in the 1970s. It is nicknamed the “Big O,” referring to the shape of the main part of its roof.
8. The National Stadium — Cost: £600 million; Capacity: 37,593 fans.
9. Santiago Bernabéu — Cost: £500 million; Capacity: 81,000 fans.
One of the largest clubs and stadiums in Spain and one of the most famous stadiums. When initially built, it wasn’t among the most expensive but was one of the largest.
10. Krestovsky Stadium — Cost: £500 million; Capacity: 68,000 fans.
The stadium has a modern design, looking like a spaceship, with a unique style compared to other stadiums with similar capacity.
