Some stadiums represent the national identity of their people, such as “Santiago Bernabeu” in Spain, “Wembley” in England, and “Maracana” in Brazil, while modern stadiums are standing as architectural antiques such as Tottenham Hotspur and Allianz Arena.

Legendary stadiums also maintain their Iraq and luster despite the passage of time, such as “Old Trafford” and “Anfield”.

According to the last classification of the Lentideportiva network, the Santiago Bernabeu stadium tops the list of the best stadiums after the renovations that turned it into a modern and unique icon, with advanced technologies and a foldable ceiling, to be a “palace” befitting the glory of Real Madrid club most successful in the history of football.

Top 10 stadiums in the world:

1. Santiago Bernabeu – Real Madrid, Spain
The global football icon after modern renovations, with advanced facilities and modern technologies, and a palace befitting the most successful club in history.

2. Tottenham Hotspur – England
The latest stadiums in the world, features a foldable floor and an innovative future design, a model for future stadiums.

3. Wembley – England team
The spiritual habitat of English football, with its famous arc and global equipment, the theater of the major finals.

4. Sigal Edona Park – Borussia Dortmund, Germany
The home of the “yellow wall”, and its legendary atmosphere makes every match an amazing public celebration.

5. Alianz Arena – Bayern Munich, Germany
Future design and impressive lighting, one of the most beautiful and visually the most beautiful stadiums around the world.

6. Azteca Stadium – Club America, Mexico
A historical edifice that witnessed immortal moments, such as the goal of “God’s hand” for Maradona, and is still a symbol of the Latin ball.

7. Anfield – Liverpool, England
A small stadium in size, large in the effect, thanks to the atmosphere “You will never walk alone” that shakes hearts.

8. Old Trafford – Manchester United, England
Dreams Theater, which collected ancient and passionate, and Khaled’s symbol, despite the need for some renovations.

9. Marakana – Brazil
From the greatest stadiums in the world, it hosted about 200,000 fans in the 1950 World Cup, and the heart of Brazilian football remains.

10. San Siro – Milan and Inter Milan, Italy
Farid and twin design design combines history and modernity, a legendary stadium that has witnessed generations of memories with Milan poles.

Source: Givemesport