Hey ReFIFA fans! In EA FC 26, nothing beats the thrill of packing 80,000+ screaming supporters into a massive stadium for that Champions League final or derby day madness.
We’ve ranked the top 10 biggest by capacity, pulling from the game’s authentic lineup (available on all platforms).
From Wembley’s Wembley roar to the Monumental’s River Plate fever, let’s count down these giants, chatting about their epic openings, clubs, and why they’re must-plays in Career Mode or Kick-Off.
EA FC 26 Biggest Stadiums
10. Orange Vélodrome
The Orange Vélodrome remains one of France’s most atmospheric football stages. Opened on June 13, 1937, it hosted its first match as Marseille edged Torino 2‑1, setting the tone for decades of fiery nights under its curved stands.
With a capacity of 67,394, the stadium is deeply tied to the city’s culture — loud, passionate, and proudly Marseille.
Its sweeping roof and open design make it one of Europe’s most visually striking stadiums, perfect for high‑tempo Ligue 1 football.
9. Riyadh Air Metropolitano
Atlético Madrid’s Metropolitano Stadium, opened on 6 September 1994, has transformed into a modern fortress for Los Rojiblancos.
The opening match, a 1‑0 win over Malaga, gave fans an early taste of the intensity that now defines the venue.
With 68,456 seats, it blends sleek architecture with electric matchday energy. Located in Madrid, it’s known for its incredible acoustics, making every Atlético press feel twice as powerful.
8. King Fahd International Stadium
Opened in 1987, the King Fahd International Stadium in Riyadh stands as one of Asia’s great football arenas. I think it’s undergoing new construction updates right now.
Its 68,752 seat capacity and iconic tent‑style roof give it a unique character, often hosting huge domestic and international fixtures.
Shared by Al‑Hilal and Al‑Shabab, it’s a stage synonymous with Saudi football heritage and major tournaments across the continent.
7. Olympiastadion
Berlin’s Olympiastadion is a true historic monument. Since its opening on 1 August 1936, it has been a central part of German sporting culture.
Today, Hertha BSC call its 74,475 seat bowl home. It’s a fantastic German stadium and adds authenticity to the Career Mode.
Known for hosting Olympic events, finals, and European nights, the stadium stands out for its blue running track and imposing architecture that blends tradition with timeless grandeur.
6. Old Trafford
Opened on 19 February 1910 with an unforgettable 3‑4 match against Liverpool, Old Trafford. I really like the colors of this stadium and its unique design.
Its capacity of 74,879 makes it the largest club stadium in England. Sir Alex Ferguson’s fortress hosted United’s treble triumph and countless Champions League nights.
A Career Mode journey with Manchester always feels bigger when it includes Old Trafford and the missing championships are restored.
5. Allianz Arena
The Allianz Arena, opened on 30 May 2005, is one of the most modern stadiums in the world. The newly added stadium that has been long awaited and which we have been constantly informing you about its arrival at EA FC 26.
Its first match, a thrilling 3‑2 win for 1860 Munich over FC Nürnberg, christened the illuminated masterpiece.
With 75,024 fans filling its futuristic shell in Munich, the arena’s glowing exterior has become an international symbol of German football.
4. Estadio Santiago Bernabéu
The royal home of Real Madrid, the Santiago Bernabéu has hosted greatness since 14 December 1947. I’m sure you’ve all played several matches in it via EA FC 26.
Real Madrid opened the stadium with a 3‑1 win over Os Belenenses, starting a legacy linked with Champions League magic.
Its 81,044 capacity and ongoing modern redesign place it among the most advanced stadiums on the planet. Located in the heart of Madrid, the Bernabéu is where generations of football icons have carved their legacy.
3. Signal Iduna Park
Nothing matches the energy of Dortmund’s Signal Iduna Park. Since opening on 2 April 1974, its famous Yellow Wall has become a global football landmark.
Despite the opening match being a 0‑3 defeat to Schalke, the stadium grew into one of Europe’s loudest and most intimidating venues.
With 81,365 fans creating a wall of sound, it’s a bucket‑list destination for every football lover. It’s a unique playground for career mode.
2. Estadio Mâs Monumental
Buenos Aires’ Mâs Monumental is South America’s largest and one of the world’s loudest football stadiums.
Opened on 26 May 1938 with River Plate defeating Peñarol 3‑1, it has hosted countless historic matches for both club and country.
Its massive 84,567 capacity captures the unmatched passion of Argentine football, making every goal feel seismic.
1. Wembley Stadium
And the number one biggest stadium in EA FC 26 is the legendary Wembley Stadium. Reopened on 9 March 2007 after a complete reconstruction, its first match saw Chelsea beat Manchester United 1‑0.
With a crowd capacity of 90,000 and its location in London, Wembley hosts finals, international tournaments, and some of football’s biggest nights.
From its towering arch to its immaculate pitch, Wembley remains the sport’s ultimate modern arena.
Final Whistle
Whether you’re managing a club in Career Mode or competing in a cup final in Kick-Off, these massive stadiums provide the grandeur and atmosphere that make football the world’s game.
So, the next time you’re selecting your home ground or traveling for an away match, take a moment to appreciate the scale and history of these incredible virtual arenas.
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