New Murabba will be centre-stage at World Cup 2034
With a capacity of over 45,000 seats, the stadium is designed not only to have optimum capacity, but to deliver experience for players and fans worldwide
The New Murabba Stadium in Riyadh is poised to play a central role in the FIFA World Cup 2034, as one of the event’s 15 key venues in Saudi Arabia. With a capacity of over 45,000 seats, the stadium is designed not only to have optimum capacity, but to deliver an outstanding experience for players and fans worldwide.
Drawing inspiration from the native Acacia tree, the stadium’s architecture blends traditional Saudi elements with modern design. This fusion is intended to symbolise the nation’s respect for its heritage while embracing a forward-looking vision.
In terms of timeline, the stadium is scheduled for completion by the end of 2032, being ready before the World Cup.
New Murabba CEO, Michael Dyke, said the developer was honoured to contribute to the 2034 World Cup through its 45,000-seat facility and looked forward to welcoming the world to the Kingdom.
“Equipped with cutting-edge technology, the New Murabba Stadium offers an immersive experience for attendees. The timeline ensures ample opportunity for test events and preparations, guaranteeing a world-class experience for all participants. While the World Cup is a focal point, the stadium is designed as a multi-purpose venue adaptable for various events, including gaming competitions, exhibitions, and cultural gatherings.”
“It will continue to serve as a vibrant community hub, solidifying Riyadh’s position as a global destination for sports and entertainment. New Murabba is dedicated to creating an innovative and sustainable destination that will enrich lives. Through projects like The New Murabba Stadium, the company contributes to the cultural and economic development of Riyadh and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia,” the statement concluded.
