FIFA Club World Cup 2025: Complete Guide to Stadiums for the Revamped Men’s Tournament in the USA
Patiala, 26 March (Sports Desk)
From the stomping grounds of Super Bowl champs to the site of an Olympic gold medal showdown, discover the full lineup of venues hosting the men’s football Club World Cup in 2025.
The MetLife Stadium, set to crown the 2025 Club World Cup champion, will also host the 2026 men’s World Cup final.
The FIFA Club World Cup 2025 is coming to the United States, running from June 14 to July 13. This revamped 21st edition will see 32 men’s teams compete across 63 matches for the first time in the tournament’s history.
Twelve stadiums spanning 11 cities and 10 states will welcome the action, with the opening match kicking off at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami on June 14, 2025, and the final showdown slated for July 13, 2025, at MetLife Stadium in New York New Jersey—also the venue for the FIFA World Cup 2026 final.
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Here’s the complete rundown of the stadiums hosting the 2025 Club World Cup.
Mercedes-Benz Stadium – Atlanta
This 75,000-seat arena, opened in 2017, is home to MLS’s Atlanta United and the NFL’s Atlanta Falcons. With its retractable roof, it hosted the 2019 Super Bowl and is slated to welcome Super Bowl LXII in 2028.
TQL Stadium – Cincinnati
Nestled near the Ohio River, just 2km from Kentucky, TQL Stadium is the proud home of FC Cincinnati, bringing Club World Cup action to the heart of the Midwest.
Bank of America Stadium – Charlotte
Charlotte FC’s home turf will see heavy hitters like Real Madrid and Bayern Munich battle it out in the group stage, plus two round-of-16 matches, in this bustling North Carolina venue.
Rose Bowl Stadium – Los Angeles
With a massive 88,500 capacity, this California legend is the largest stadium in the tournament. It’s hosted historic moments—like the 1984 Olympic football gold medal match and the 1994 men’s World Cup final—and will feature again at the LA 2028 Olympics.
Hard Rock Stadium – Miami
Miami’s versatile venue has seen American football, tennis, Formula 1, and last year’s Copa America. Inter Miami will launch the Club World Cup here against Egypt’s Al Ahly on June 14.
GEODIS Park – Nashville
Opened in 2022, this modern gem is Nashville SC’s home and the newest stadium on the list. It’s already hosted the U.S. men’s and women’s national teams, gearing up for its Club World Cup debut.
MetLife Stadium – New York New Jersey
Boasting 82,500 seats, this iconic stadium will host both semi-finals on July 8 and 9, plus the grand final on July 13. A veteran of the 2016 Copa America Centenario final, it’s also locked in for the 2026 World Cup final.
Camping World Stadium – Orlando
One of Orlando’s two venues, this 65,000-seat stadium has welcomed teams like the NWSL’s Orlando Pride and will bring Florida flair to the tournament.
Inter&Co Stadium – Orlando
Though smaller at 25,000 seats, this purpose-built football haven shines with a rich history of hosting the USMNT, USWNT, Orlando City, and NWSL champs Orlando Pride.
Lincoln Financial Field – Philadelphia
Home to the reigning NFL Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles since 2003, this Delaware River-side stadium also launched the MLS’s Philadelphia Union, making it a fitting Club World Cup stage.
Lumen Field – Seattle
A Pacific Northwest icon, this stadium houses the Seattle Sounders and NFL’s Seattle Seahawks. The Sounders will enjoy home-field advantage in group-stage thrillers against Paris Saint-Germain and Atlético de Madrid.
Audi Field – Washington, D.C.
The U.S. capital’s entry, Audi Field, is home to the NWSL’s Washington Spirit and MLS’s most decorated club, DC United, ready to showcase top-tier football in 2025.
