Copa America 2024 venues revealed | OneFootball

The venues for Copa America 2024 have been revealed, as the tournament is set to kick-off on June 20 with 2022 World Cup winners Argentina and Lionel Messi.

The next installment of Copa America will be here before we know it, and the stadiums in which the tournament will take place have finally been revealed in full. The 2024 tournament will take place in the United States, and there were a plethora of stadiums to choose from across the country.

Many multi-purpose stadiums will play host to big crowds, while three soccer-specific stadiums in Major League Soccer will host contests.

1. Allegiant Stadium - Las Vegas, Nevada

Las Vegas' Allegiant Stadium / Matthew Ashton - AMA/GettyImages

Capacity: 65,000Tenants: Las Vegas Raiders (NFL)Opened: 2020

2. AT&T Stadium - Arlington, Texas

AT&T Stadium -- also known as 'Jerry's World' / Tom Pennington/GettyImages

3. Bank of America Stadium - Charlotte, North Carolina

The Crown's home in Charlotte / Matthew Ashton - AMA/GettyImages

Capacity: 74,867Tenants: Charlotte FC (MLS), Carolina Panthers (NFL)Opened: 1996

4. Children's Mercy Park - Kansas City, Kansas

SKC's soccer-specific stadium / Jamie Squire/GettyImages

Capacity: 18,500Tenants: Sporting Kansas City (MLS)Opened: 2011

5. Exploria Stadium - Orlando, Florida

Orlando City's Exploria Stadium / Douglas P. DeFelice/GettyImages

Capacity: 25,500 Tenants: Orlando City SC (MLS)Opened: 2014

6. GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium - Kansas City, Missouri

The home of the NFL's Kansas City Chiefs / Donald Miralle/GettyImages

Capacity: 76,416Tenants: Kansas City Chiefs (NFL)Opened: 1972

7. Hard Rock Stadium - Miami Gardens, Florida

Miami's very own Hard Rock Stadium / Mark Brown/GettyImages

8. Levi's Stadium - Santa Clara, California

Levi's Stadium in The Bay Area / Omar Vega/GettyImages

Capacity: 68,500Tenants: San Francisco 49ers (NFL)Opened: 2014

9. Mercedes-Benz Stadium - Atlanta, Georgia

The futuristic Mercedes-Benz Stadium / Carmen Mandato/GettyImages

Capacity: 71,000Tenants: Atlanta United (MLS), Atlanta Falcons (NFL)Opened: 2017

10. MetLife Stadium - East Rutherford, New Jersey

New Jersey's MetLife Stadium / Rich Schultz/GettyImages

Capacity: 82,500Tenants: New York Giants, New York Jets (NFL)Opened: 2010

11. NRG Stadium - Houston, Texas

The home of the Houston Texans / Chris Graythen/GettyImages

Capacity: 72,220Tenants: Houston Texans (NFL)Opened: 2002

12. Q2 Stadium - Austin, Texas

Austin FC's soccer-specific home / Omar Vega/GettyImages

13. SoFi Stadium - Inglewood, California

The home of the 2023 Gold Cup final / PATRICK T. FALLON/GettyImages

Capacity: 70,000Tenants: Los Angeles Rams, Los Angeles Chargers (NFL)Opened: 2020

14. State Farm Stadium - Glendale, Arizona