FC 25 has introduced 10 new stadiums into the game, featuring renowned venues such as De Kuip and Estadio Mas Monumental, both of which hold a significant place in soccer history. With these latest additions, the total number of authentic stadiums in the game has now reached 125, providing fans with an extensive array of match locations.
Moreover, FC 25 boasts an impressive roster of over 19,000 players and 700 teams, encompassing more than 30 leagues. On top of that, the franchise has secured rights to prestigious tournaments including the UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League, UEFA Super Cup, UEFA Conference League, and UEFA Women’s Champions League.
For thrilling matches across these elite tournaments, the right stadium atmosphere is crucial, and FC 25 certainly delivers with some outstanding options.
Top 10 Stadiums in EA FC 25
Orange Velodrome (Marseille)
Each match day, approximately 65,000 passionate fans fill the Orange Velodrome, which is renowned for offering one of the most exhilarating atmospheres in sports. Although it’s been a while since Marseille was among Europe’s top teams, the loyal supporters consistently pack the stadium to its full capacity.
Signal Iduna Park (Borussia Dortmund)
As Germany’s largest stadium and the seventh largest in Europe, Signal Iduna Park can accommodate around 81,000 spectators. Notably, its 24,000-strong supporter section, known as the “Yellow Wall,” is widely regarded as one of the most intimidating sections in world football.
Estadio Monumental (River Plate)
Making its debut in FC 25, Estadio Mas Monumental is known for its vibrant atmosphere when River Plate takes the field. Built in 1938, this iconic venue seats over 84,500 spectators and has previously hosted a World Cup Final and four Copa America Finals. While we await an official in-game image, if EA captures its essence, it will surely be a favorite among players in all game modes.
The Bombonera (Boca Juniors)
It’s impossible to mention River Plate’s stadium without acknowledging the fierce rivalry from Boca Juniors’ home, La Bombonera. With a staggering 18 million fans representing nearly 40% of Argentina’s population, this is evident every time a match commences. Legendary players such as Pelé, Diego Maradona, and Lionel Messi have graced this field, and every one of its 57,000 seats resonates with excitement during matches.
The Kuip (Feyenoord)
Experience the electric atmosphere of Rotterdam. De Kuip is one of the new stadiums coming to #FC25! Pre-order now: https://t.co/vHXut1cPi3 pic.twitter.com/8zYXProwej
— EA SPORTS FC (@EASPORTSFC) August 22, 2024
Taking down established teams such as Ajax and PSV in the Eredivisie is no easy feat, but when Feyenoord succeeds, it’s the electric atmosphere of De Kuip that truly elevates the experience. This venue, though it holds 51,000 fans, is renowned for its dedicated support, making it iconic in the world of soccer.
Celtic Park (Celtic)
Celtic Park, with a capacity exceeding 60,000, ranks as the eighth largest stadium in the United Kingdom. Whether it’s the thrilling Old Firm derby against Rangers or any Scottish Premier League match, Celtic supporters are renowned for their passionate displays.
Santiago Bernabeu (Real Madrid)
The Santiago Bernabeu, with a capacity of 85,000, is Real Madrid’s majestic fortress and requires no introduction. This legendary stadium has witnessed numerous pivotal matches in soccer history and, after extensive renovations, now stands as a remarkable architectural masterpiece.
San Siro (Inter & AC Milan)
As home to both AC Milan and Inter Milan, both historic clubs, San Siro is Italy’s largest stadium, hosting 80,000 fans each match day. Despite their fierce rivalry, the passionate supporters of both clubs come together to create a truly unforgettable atmosphere.
Wembley Stadium
Known as “The Home of Football,” Wembley Stadium has a capacity of 90,000, making it the second largest stadium in Europe. While it does not host a Premier League team, it serves as the primary venue for many of England’s matches and hosts the prestigious FA Cup Final. Given that the Camp Nou is absent in FC 25, Wembley stands as the title’s largest venue.
Anfield (Liverpool)
Choosing a single stadium from the Premier League’s top clubs was challenging, but Anfield stands out for its unparalleled atmosphere. The resounding rendition of “You’ll Never Walk Alone” before matches is an iconic prelude, and notably, FC 25 features this beloved anthem within the game.
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