Inside world’s biggest football stadiums in 2050 – with futuristic viewing areas

The quality of football stadiums has come on leaps and bounds since the turn of the century. Back then it was sufficient for top grounds to be merely all-seater. But now fans, commercial partners and media expect so much more from arenas, especially given the cost of watching top-level sport.

Manchester United’s Old Trafford used to be the envy of British club football but has now fallen way behind its rivals, to such an extent it didn’t even make the final cut for the UK and Ireland’s bid to host Euro 2028.

There are an impressive array of stadiums in England alone, with Tottenham’s new ground on the site of their old White Hart Lane base leading the way. In mainland Europe, Barcelona and Real Madrid are having significant stadium revamps while Atletico Madrid recently moved to a sparking new home, the Wanda Metropolitano, which hosted the 2019 Champions League final. A new home for the two Milan clubs is in the pipeline too.

But like everything in modern life, stadium development doesn’t stand still, with grounds set to become even more impressive and, in some cases, bigger in the future.

With that in mind, artificial intelligence program Midjourney has created an array of stunning images which show how stadiums could look in the year 2050. They include massive multi-tiered arenas with futuristic viewing platforms.

Check out these incredible images below…

1. World’s biggest football stadiums in 2050

   

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