Overview
- Alejandro Domínguez unveiled the Monumental as the final venue in a social media post featuring a drone video.
- The CONMEBOL Council ratified the stadium choice following meetings between Domínguez, the Peruvian football federation and government officials.
- Lima’s bid prevailed over Montevideo and Brasilia, with media reports indicating controversies in Brazil and Uruguay influenced CONMEBOL’s decision.
- With a capacity of over 80,000, the Estadio Monumental last hosted the 2019 single-match final between Flamengo and River Plate.
- Organizers anticipate that the November 29 final will boost tourism, hotel occupancy and local commerce in Lima.