New Stadiums In FIFA 23

SC Freiburg: Europa-Park Stadium

SC Freiburg inaugurated their new Europa-Park stadium in October last year. The once small club has advanced to be a larger club in Germany over the past years. Meanwhile, they're candidates for international spots. Now, their stadium is included in FIFA 23.

Location: Germany, Freiburg
Opening: 2021
Capacity: 34,700

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CA Osasuna: Estadio El Sadar

Osasuna started the renovation of their small but fine stadium in 2019. They expanded from around 17,000 to almost 25,000. Last year, the renovation was completed. Now, we see the stadium as a new addition in FIFA 23.

Location: Spain, Pamplona
Opening: 1967
Capacity: 24,400

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LA FC: Banc of California Stadium

A really young member of the world of football gets his own authentic stadium. The Los Angeles Football Club was founded in 2014 and has been part of the MLS since 2018. The club paid around $350 million for this... not bad.

Location: US, Los Angeles
Opening: 2018
Capacity: 22,000

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Manchester City WFC: Academy Stadium

Not only the youth teams of Manchester City play in the Academy Stadium (also called Minihad because City's Etihad, cute), but also the women. In FIFA 23, we get women's clubs for the first time and at least ONE stadium. Gotta pump those numbers up. Those are rookie numbers in this racket, EA!

Location: England, Manchester
Opening: 2014
Capacity: 7,000

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PSV Eindhoven: Philips Stadium

The Eredivisie gets its second original stadium. In addition to Ajax's Johan Cruyff Arena, PSV can now also enjoy a great home atmosphere. So, it's worth starting a career with them... By the way, if PSV is in the CL or the EL, the stadium is called PSV Stadium. Better than this "sponsor deal version".

Location: Netherlands, Eindhoven
Opening: 1913
Capacity: 35,119

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Juventus Turin: Allianz Stadium

Finally, Juventus is back in FIFA and so is the Juventus Stadium... well, Allianz Stadium. It was built on the site of the legendary Stadio delle Alpi. Construction started in 2008 and was finished three years later. Now we see the Italian record champions in their original stadium.

Location: Italy, Turin
Opening: 2011
Capacity:: 41,507

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Boca Juniors: La Bombonera

The football temple La Bombonera is back. The last time we've seen this beauty was back in FIFA 18 – but then Boca switched to Konami and the stadium was gone. By the way, the name means "box of chocolate" and we are sure this treat will be among the most popular FUT arenas.

Location: Argentina, Buenos Aires
Opening: 1940
Capacity: 54,000

In addition to the real stadiums, EA also has two other fake creations of their own. "Longville Stadium" and "Oktigann Park" will be available for clubs around the world. Check out all stadiums in FIFA 23 here.

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