FIFA announced today that 12 stadiums across the US will host 63 matches for the FIFA Club World Cup in 2025. According to the official FIFA website, the selected venues, with seating capacities ranging from 20,000 to 88,000, are Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, TQL Stadium in Cincinnati, Rose Bowl Stadium in LA, Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, Geodis Park in Nashville, MetLife Stadium in New York, Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Inter and Co Stadium in Orlando, Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Lumen Field in Seattle, and Audi Field in Washington, D.C. Source: Saudi Press Agency
FIFA Announces 12 US Stadiums Hosting Club World Cup 2025
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