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ClubStadiumCityCapacity
Shanghai PortShanghai Stadiumopened 1997Shanghai24,870,895 people80,000
Esteghlal FCAzadi Stadiumopened 1971Tehran8,693,706 people78,116
Persepolis FCAzadi Stadiumopened 1971Tehran8,693,706 people78,116
Yokohama F. MarinosNissan Stadiumopened 1998Yokohama3,757,630 people72,327
Al-HilalKing Fahd Sports City Stadiumopened 1987Riyadh7,009,100 people70,200
FC SeoulSeoul World Cup Stadiumopened 2001Seoul9,668,465 people66,704
Beijing GuoanWorkers' Stadiumopened 2023Beijing21,893,095 people66,161
Al-AhliKing Abdullah Sports City Stadiumopened 2014Jeddah4,697,000 people62,345
Guangzhou Evergrande TaobaoTianhe Stadiumopened 1987Guangzhou18,676,605 people58,500
FC TokyoAjinomoto Stadiumopened 2001Tokyo14,264,798 people48,013
SydneySydney Football Stadiumopened 1988Sydney5,450,496 people45,500
Sepahan FCNaghsh-e Jahan Stadiumopened 2016Isfahan1,961,260 people45,000
Ulsan HDUlsan Munsu Football Stadiumopened 2001Ulsan1,127,553 people44,102
Suwon Samsung BluewingsSuwon World Cup Stadiumopened 2001Suwon1,234,300 people43,959
Jeonbuk Hyundai MotorsJeonju World Cup Stadiumopened 2001Jeonju653,055 people42,477
PakhtakorPakhtakor Central Stadiumopened 1956Tashkent2,956,384 people35,000
Shanghai ShenhuaHongkou Football Stadiumopened 1999Shanghai24,870,895 people33,060
Vissel KobeNoevir Stadium Kobeopened 2001Kobe1,521,707 people30,132
Melbourne VictoryAAMI Parkopened 2010Melbourne5,350,705 people30,050
Al AinHazza bin Zayed Stadiumopened 2014Al Ain766,936 people25,000
Al-NassrKing Saud University Stadiumopened 1982Riyadh7,009,100 people25,000
Al-TaawounKing Abdullah Sports City Stadium Buraydahopened 1983Buraydah467,410 people25,000
Shahr KhodroImam Reza Stadiumopened 2017Mashhad3,001,184 people25,000
Shabab Al AhliRashid Stadiumopened 1949Dubai3,944,751 people18,000
Al WahdaAl Nahyan Stadiumopened 1995Abu Dhabi1,570,000 people15,894
Al SaddJassim bin Hamad Stadiumopened 1975Doha1,186,023 people12,946
SharjahSharjah StadiumSharjah1,247,749 people12,000
Al-Duhail SCAbdullah bin Khalifa Stadiumopened 2013Doha1,186,023 people9,000
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Chiangrai UnitedSingha Chiangrai StadiumChiang Rai70,610 people–
Johor Darul Takzim FCStadium Sultan Ibrahim LarkinIskandar Puteri–
Perth Glory–

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