According to the French website “RMC” – Thursday – the name of German stadiums has been changed before.

According to the French website “RMC” – Thursday – before the start of the UEFA Euro 2024 football tournament, the name of the German stadiums has been changed.

The Euro Championship, which starts on Friday 14 June and ends on 14 July, will host 10 stadiums.

Eight stadiums have been renamed, with only two stadiums retaining their usual names, the Olympic Stadium in Berlin and the Volkspark Stadium in Hamburg.

The Allianz Arena, which hosted the opening match between Germany and Scotland, was renamed the Munich Football Stadium.

Official broadcasters must name stadiums with an official name chosen by UEFA due to sponsorship.

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Following are the new stadium names in European countries.

1- Signal Eduna Park Stadium:- (BVB Stadium Dortmund).

2- Rhine Energy Stadium: (Cologne Stadium)

3- Mercury Spill Arena:- (Dusseldorf Arena).

4- Veltins Arena: (Schalke Arena).

5- Red Bull Arena; (Leipzig Stadium).

6-Allianz Arena: (Munich Football Stadium).

7-Deutsche Bank Park Stadium: (Frankfurt Arena)

8-Stuttgart Arena (MH Barena, Neckarstadion).