If there’s one thing for certain about a World Cup in Russia, it’s that there will be no problems with financing the event.

Football’s premier international competition heads to the Federation in four years’ time.

And the stadium plans are seriously impressive.

Moscow, Kazan, Sochi and St Petersburg are among the cities getting state-of-the-art venues.

Even the Luzhniki stadium in the capital – home to the national team – is undergoing work to become a 81,000-seater venue.

You can see all 14 here in these incredible pictures:

Luzhniki Stadium – Moscow – 81,000 capacity

 

Zenit Arena – St Petersburg – 69,501 capacity

 

Fisht Olympic Stadium – Sochi – 47,659 capacity

 

Rotor Arena – Volgograd – 45,015 capacity

 

Baltic Arena – Kaliningrad – 45,015 capacity

 

Kazan Arena – Kazan – 45,000 capacity

 

Sinara Arena – Yekaterinburg – 44,130 capacity

 

Otkritie Arena – Moscow – 44,000

 

Stadion W Rostowie – Rostov-on-Don – 43,702 capacity

 

Stadion Samara – Samara – 44,000 capacity

 

Stadion Yubileyniy Saransk – Saransk – 44,000 capacity

 

Stadion Nizhny Novgorod – Nizhny Novgorod – 44,899 capacity

 

Stadion Szynnika Yaroslavl – Yaroslavl – 45,000 capacity

 

VTB Arena – Moscow – 27,268 capacity