Mordovia Arena is a football stadium in Saransk, the capital of the Republic of Mordovia, Russia. The beautiful football stadium, expanded on an area of 122,700 m2. Constructed for the 2018 FIFA World Cup, the venue hosted four group-stage matches during the tournament. FC Mordovia Saransk used the stadium as its home ground from 2018 until the club lost its professional status in 2020. The stadium is commonly listed with a tournament capacity of approximately 44,000 spectators.
The arena stands near the centre of Saransk on the banks of the Insar River and is within walking distance of the city centre and nearby residential areas. Its architectural concept incorporates imagery associated with the Sun, (the symbol of power according to the Mordovian people) and draws on elements of Mordvin cultural heritage. One of the unique structures is the steel skeleton of the arena which is covered with finishing panels. The original post-World Cup plans envisioned the venue developing into a major multi-purpose sports and leisure complex for Saransk and the wider Republic of Mordovia.
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