Saudi Arabia plans to build 11 new stadiums as part of its bid to host the 2034 World Cup.
FIFA has unveiled Saudi Arabia’s formal bid book for the tournament, which outlines five proposed host cities: Riyadh, Jeddah, Al Khobar, Abha, and Neom—the futuristic urban area under construction on the coast of the Red Sea.
The country’s capital, Riyadh, will feature eight of the 15 stadiums used in the tournament. This includes the new King Salman Stadium, a 92,000-capacity venue set to host the opening game and the final, and become Saudi Arabia’s national stadium.
Saudi Arabia’s 2034 World Cup Stadiums
Riyadh
King Salman International Stadium Capacity: 92,760
Status: Planned
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King Fahad Sports City Stadium Capacity: 70,200
Status: To be refurbished
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Prince Mohammed Bin Salman Stadium Capacity: 46,979
Status: Planned
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New Murabba Stadium Capacity: 46,010
Status: Planned
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Roshn Stadium Capacity: 46,000
Status: Planned
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Prince Faisal Bin Fahad Sports City Stadium Capacity: 46,855
Status: Under construction
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South Riyadh Stadium Capacity: 47,060
Status: Planned
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King Saud University Stadium Capacity: 46,319
Status: To be refurbished
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Jeddah
King Abdullah Sports City Stadium Capacity: 58,432
Status: To be refurbished
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Qiddiya Coast Stadium Capacity: 46,096
Status: Planned
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Jeddah Development Stadium Capacity: 45,794
Status: Under Construction
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King Abdullah Economic City Stadium Capacity: 45,700
Status: Planned
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Al Khobar
Aramco Stadium Capacity: 46,096
Status: Under construction
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Abha
King Khalid University Stadium Capacity: 45,428
Status: To be refurbished
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NeomÂ
Neom Stadium Capacity: 46,010
Status: Planned
