National stadiums of Europe

Most countries play their internationals at a stadium that a top club also calls home, for example the Netherlands at the Johan Cruijff ArenA (Ajax) or Serbia at the Rajko Mitić Stadium (Red Star). A truly dedicated national ground, used by no club, is rarer and usually a flagship, Wembley, the Stade de France, the Puskás Aréna. The table flags which grounds are dedicated; the map shows them all.

The list could grow. Several countries are actively debating a dedicated national stadium: in Croatia there is a long-running discussion about finally building a national ground in Zagreb rather than relying on club stadiums. In Italy, Rome's Stadio Olimpico could effectively become a national-team venue once Lazio and Roma move into their own purpose-built club stadiums, leaving the Olimpico without a permanent club tenant. As those projects progress, expect more purely national grounds to appear on this map.