List of football stadiums in the Netherlands - Advantages of working abroad!

When you go to work in the Netherlands, you can visit different places. Being a passionate football fan, you can see some great matches and admire great stadiums. The map attached to the photo of the Dutch stadiums shows all the main stadiums in the Netherlands. Eredivisie stadium occupancy is still among the highest in Europe, which means you are almost always in full gear. The Johan Cruyff Arena Stadium, formerly called Amsterdam Arena, was built between 1993 and 1996. De Kuip, officially called the Feyenoord Stadium, was built in the thirties to provide Feyenoord with a new world-class stadium. Philips Stadion has been home to PSV Eindhoven since the club’s foundation in 1913. The stadium was almost completely rebuilt between 1969 and 1977, resulting in a completely enclosed and covered stadium with a capacity of 26,500 seats, as can be seen on the map of Dutch stadiums. Grosch Vested replaced the old Dikeman FC Twente Stadium built in 1965, which, however, did not have the appropriate equipment and could not meet modern standards. The stadium initially had a capacity of 14,000 spectators and was consistently sold out from the beginning. Abe Leenstra Stadion was one of the first newly built, modern stadiums in the Netherlands. Initially, the stadium had 13,800 seats, which have consistently sold out since its inauguration. The Gleesome, as shown on the stadium map in the Netherlands, was built as a multi-purpose stadium suitable for sports, concerts, and other events. It was the first football stadium in the world to have a retractable pitch, and after the Amsterdam Arena, the second stadium in Europe to have a retractable roof.

And these are the advantages of working abroad. In your free time, you can enjoy the goods of the Netherlands while remaining a lover of your own hobby which is football.

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