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50 stadiums · version 1.1 · 3.27 GB

50 real stadiums for FC 27

For almost ten years, complete realistic stadiums were out of reach for FC modders. FIFAMAN changes the rules: we've added 50 stadiums from around the world to the game — not repainted stock grounds, but new arenas with their own architecture, recognisable stands and the atmosphere of real football.

The same mod for $10 a month on both platforms — any card, any currency. Cancel anytime.

FIFAMAN Realistic Stadiums — 50 stadiums for FC 27

50

real stadiums

Complete new arenas — architecture, stands and atmosphere, not repainted FC 27 stock stadiums.

14

countries

Italy, Spain, Turkey, Wales, Greece, Mexico, Portugal, Norway, France, Czechia, Belgium, Netherlands, Scotland, Russia

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new stadiums in updates

The collection keeps growing: the next arenas arrive in updates, included in the subscription at no extra cost.

Stadiums in the mod

Arenas by country: home club, city and approximate capacity. The list grows with every update.

ItalyItaly· 6 stadiums

  1. San Siro

    San Siro (Giuseppe Meazza)

    AC Milan · Inter Milan

    Milan · ~75,817

    The legendary home of two Milan giants, with its instantly recognizable spiral towers.

  2. Stadio Olimpico

    Roma · Lazio

    Rome · ~70,634

    Home of the Rome derby and the Italian national team.

  3. Stadio Artemio Franchi

    Fiorentina

    Florence · ~43,147

    Pier Luigi Nervi’s 1931 arena, with its Maratona tower and helical staircases — an architectural landmark and the home of Fiorentina.

  4. New Balance Arena

    New Balance Arena (Gewiss Stadium)

    Atalanta

    Bergamo · ~24,950

    Atalanta’s compact ground in Bergamo, rebuilt stand by stand between 2019 and 2024 — fans sit right on top of the pitch.

  5. Stadio Luigi Ferraris

    Genoa · Sampdoria

    Genoa · ~33,205

    One of Italy’s most atmospheric “English-style” grounds — the stands run right up to the pitch.

  6. Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia

    Como

    Como · ~13,602

    A stadium on the shore of Lake Como — one of the most picturesque in Europe.

SpainSpain· 1 stadium

  1. Spotify Camp Nou

    Barcelona

    Barcelona · ~105,000

    Europe’s biggest stadium — in its renewed form after the redevelopment.

TurkeyTurkey· 2 stadiums

  1. Atatürk Olympic Stadium

    Turkey national team

    Istanbul · ~74,753

    The venue of two Champions League finals, in 2005 and 2023.

  2. Papara Park

    Trabzonspor

    Trabzon · ~40,782

    Trabzonspor’s burgundy-and-blue bowl right on the Black Sea shore, opened in 2016.

WalesWales· 1 stadium

  1. Racecourse Ground

    Racecourse Ground (SToK Cae Ras)

    Wrexham

    Wrexham · ~13,341

    The oldest international football stadium in the world, still hosting matches today.

GreeceGreece· 1 stadium

  1. Georgios Karaiskakis Stadium

    Olympiacos

    Piraeus · ~32,115

    Olympiacos’ red bowl in the port of Piraeus, rebuilt for the 2004 Olympics, with steep stands right by the pitch.

MexicoMexico· 3 stadiums

  1. Estadio Azteca

    Club América

    Mexico City · ~83,264

    The only stadium to host three World Cups — in 1970, 1986 and 2026.

  2. Estadio Akron

    Guadalajara

    Zapopan · ~46,232

    Chivas’ volcano-shaped arena: grassy slopes on the outside, a white cloud-like roof on top.

  3. Estadio Universitario (El Volcán)

    Tigres UANL

    Monterrey · ~42,000

    “The Volcano” is Tigres’ home on the campus of the Autonomous University of Nuevo León, nicknamed for the boiling atmosphere in the stands.

PortugalPortugal· 1 stadium

  1. Braga Municipal Stadium

    Estádio Municipal de Braga

    Braga

    Braga · ~30,286

    A stadium carved into the rock: behind one goal stands the granite wall of a quarry.

NorwayNorway· 1 stadium

  1. Aspmyra Stadium

    Aspmyra Stadion

    Bodø/Glimt

    Bodø · ~8,270

    Home ground of European football’s sensation above the Arctic Circle.

FranceFrance· 6 stadiums

  1. Stade de la Meinau

    Strasbourg

    Strasbourg · ~26,000

    One of the oldest grounds in France: Strasbourg have played here since 1914, and the stands sit almost on the touchline.

  2. Allianz Riviera

    Nice

    Nice · ~36,178

    A 2013 eco-stadium with an openwork timber-and-steel frame and a translucent roof; it hosted matches at Euro 2016.

  3. Roazhon Park

    Rennes

    Rennes · ~29,778

    The former Stade de la Route de Lorient on the banks of the Vilaine — Rennes’ home ground since 1912.

  4. Stade de l'Abbé-Deschamps

    Auxerre

    Auxerre · ~18,541

    An arena on the banks of the Yonne, named after Abbé Deschamps, the founder of Auxerre; the club has played here since 1918.

  5. Stade Océane

    Le Havre

    Le Havre · ~25,178

    A blue 2012 arena with a translucent façade — home of Le Havre, the oldest football club in France.

  6. Stadium de Toulouse

    Toulouse

    Toulouse · ~33,150

    A “mini Wembley” on the Île du Ramier in the middle of the Garonne, built for the 1938 World Cup.

CzechiaCzechia· 2 stadiums

  1. Fortuna Arena

    Fortuna Arena (Eden Aréna)

    Slavia Prague

    Prague · ~19,370

    Slavia’s arena in Vršovice, opened in 2008; the Czech national team plays here, and it hosted the 2013 UEFA Super Cup.

  2. epet ARENA

    epet ARENA (Letná)

    Sparta Prague

    Prague · ~18,944

    Sparta’s stadium on Letná hill above the Vltava, where football has been played since 1921.

BelgiumBelgium· 1 stadium

  1. Jan Breydel Stadium

    Jan Breydelstadion

    Club Brugge · Cercle Brugge

    Bruges · ~29,062

    The shared home of Club Brugge and Cercle Brugge in Sint-Andries — an arena that hosted matches at Euro 2000.

NetherlandsNetherlands· 1 stadium

  1. AFAS Stadion

    AZ Alkmaar

    Alkmaar · ~19,478

    AZ’s home ground since 2006; after part of the roof collapsed in 2019, the stadium received a new roof.

ScotlandScotland· 1 stadium

  1. Pittodrie Stadium

    Aberdeen

    Aberdeen · ~20,866

    Aberdeen’s ground by the North Sea since 1899 — Britain’s first all-seater stadium.

RussiaRussia· 20 stadiums

  1. Luzhniki Stadium

    Russia national team

    Moscow · ~81,000

    The country’s main arena: the Russian Cup final and the national team’s home matches.

  2. Gazprom Arena

    Zenit

    Saint Petersburg · ~67,800

    A stadium on Krestovsky Island with a retractable roof and a sliding pitch.

  3. Ak Bars Arena

    Rubin

    Kazan · ~45,379

    A 2018 World Cup arena with a huge media façade, built for the 2013 Universiade.

  4. Lukoil Arena

    Spartak

    Moscow · ~45,360

    A red-and-white bowl in Tushino with a signature diamond-pattern façade.

  5. Solidarnost Samara Arena

    Krylia Sovetov

    Samara · ~44,918

    A domed 2018 World Cup arena — its silhouette nods to Samara’s space industry.

  6. Rostec Arena

    Baltika

    Kaliningrad · ~35,016

    A 2018 World Cup stadium on Oktyabrsky Island — Russia’s westernmost arena.

  7. Rostov Arena

    Rostov

    Rostov-on-Don · ~45,000

    A 2018 World Cup arena on the left bank of the Don, with an undulating roof.

  8. Volgograd Arena

    Rotor

    Volgograd · ~45,568

    A 2018 World Cup arena at the foot of Mamayev Kurgan, with an openwork lattice façade.

  9. Yekaterinburg Arena

    Ural

    Yekaterinburg · ~35,000

    A 2018 World Cup stadium that kept its historic 1957 façade with its colonnade.

  10. Nizhny Novgorod Stadium

    Pari NN

    Nizhny Novgorod · ~44,899

    A white-and-blue 2018 World Cup arena at the confluence of the Oka and the Volga.

  11. Fisht Stadium

    Sochi

    Sochi · ~47,659

    The Olympic stadium of Sochi 2014, on the shore of the Black Sea.

  12. Akhmat Arena

    Akhmat

    Grozny · ~30,597

    Akhmat’s home bowl, seating 30,000 and opened in 2011 — the largest arena in Chechnya.

  13. Ozon Arena

    Krasnodar

    Krasnodar · ~34,291

    The home of the 2024/25 Russian champions, with a media screen running around the entire perimeter.

  14. RZD Arena

    Lokomotiv

    Moscow · ~27,320

    Moscow’s first modern football-only stadium — opened in Cherkizovo in 2002.

  15. VEB Arena

    CSKA

    Moscow · ~30,457

    CSKA’s 2016 arena, with a high-rise tower shaped like the UEFA Cup — the trophy the club won in 2005.

  16. VTB Arena

    Dynamo

    Moscow · ~26,319

    Dynamo’s revived 1928 stadium: the historic façade wall has been preserved, with a new 2019 arena inside.

  17. Arena Khimki

    Rodina

    Khimki · ~18,636

    A compact 2008 arena that for many years was home to Dynamo and CSKA while they built their own stadiums.

  18. Gazovik Stadium

    Orenburg

    Orenburg · ~10,046

    Orenburg’s small, cozy arena for 10,000 spectators — one of the most compact in the RPL.

  19. Eduard Streltsov Stadium

    Torpedo

    Moscow · ~15,000

    Torpedo’s historic arena on Vostochnaya Street, named after the legendary forward Eduard Streltsov.

  20. Central Trade Unions Stadium

    Fakel

    Voronezh · ~31,793

    Voronezh’s main arena since the 1930s — Fakel’s home fortress, with one of the most fervent stands in Russia.

50 stadiums — and this is only the beginning

We're opening a new chapter in FC modding: realistic stadiums should be the norm in the FC 27 football world, not a rare exception.

  • New stadiums in upcoming updates
  • Better visuals for the arenas already in the game
  • Adapted to every FC 27 title update
  • Every update included in the subscription

Stadiums switch on with the mod and are picked up in career mode automatically. Capacities are approximate.

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Feel real football where it begins — in the stadium. All 50 arenas are included in the subscription.

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