This is a list of football stadiums in Romania , ranked in descending order of seating capacity. There is a large number of non all-seater football stadiums and pitches in Romania, which were built during the 20th century. This list, therefore, is limited to stadiums that meet one of the following criteria based on current capacity and stadium facilities:
Team in Bold: Romanian SuperLiga clubs.
Stadium | Capacity | City | Club | Opening |
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Dan Păltinișanu Stadium [1] | 32,150 | Timișoara | Politehnica Timișoara | 2026 |
Dinamo Stadium | 25,059 | Bucharest | Dinamo București | 2026 |
New Gheorghe Hagi Stadium | 18,190 | Constanta | Farul Constanta | 2025 |
New Oradea Stadium | 16,000 | Oradea | FC Bihor, Club Atletic Oradea | 2027 |
New Nicolae Dobrin Stadium | 15,200 | Pitesti | Arges Pitesti | 2026 |
New Targoviste Stadium | 12,012 | Targoviste | - | 2026 |
Arena Eroii Timișoarei | 10,101 | Timișoara | - | 2026 |
New Hunedoara Stadium | 10,100 | Hunedoara | Corvinul Hunedoara | 2027 |
New Brasov Stadium | 9,716 | Brasov | SR Brașov | 2026 |
New Alexandria Stadium | 5,496 | Alexandria | CSM Alexandria | 2025 |
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