The Biggest Club Football Stadiums in Europe

Here we take a look at the highest capacity stadiums for club football in Europe.

A lot of buzz lately has been about FC Barcelona potentially remodelling their famous Camp Nou stadium and increasing it's capacity to 105k. The Camp Nou already is the biggest football stadium on the 'old continent'.

Here are the Top 10 Biggest Club Football Stadiums in Europe:

1. Camp Nou - Barcelona - 98,787
2. Santiago Bernabeu - Real Madrid - 85.454
3. Signal Iduna Park - Borussia Dortmund - 80,645
4. Giuseppe Meazza - AC Milan and Inter - 80,018
5. Ataturk Olympic - Besiktas - 76,092
6. Old Trafford - Manchester United - 75,765
7. Athens Olympic - AEK - 75,263
8. Stadio Olimpico - AS Roma and Lazio - 72,698
9. Olympiastadion - Hertha BSC - 74,228
10. Allianz Arena - Bayern and TSV 1860 - 71,137

and here are a few more...

11. Olimpiysky National Sports Complex - Dynamo Kyiv - 70,050
12. Estadio da Luz - Benfica - 65,647
13. Veltins-Arena - Schalke 04 - 61,673
14. Mercedes-Benz Arena - VfB Stuttgart - 60,441
15. Celtic Park - Celtic - 60,355
16. Emirates Stadium - Arsenal - 60,338
17. Stadio San Paolo - Napoli - 60,240
18. Stade Velodrome - Marseille - 60,031


It should be noted that due to UEFA seating regulations, some stadiums are capped at lower capacity for Champions League and Europa League matches. For example, the Signal Iduna Park in Dortmund has the capacity of 80,645 for domestic league matches, and 65,590 for UEFA competition matches.