Artist shows what a stadium for 1,000,000 fans would look like - it's absolute madness

Camp Nou is the largest stadium in Europe with more than 99,000 fans able to sit down and watch Barcelona in action amongst one of the most remarkable sporting cauldrons around.

In second place, Wembley Stadium’s 91,000 seats drip with iconic status as the self-proclaimed home of football where the English national team plays beneath the famous arch.

And further afield, stadiums in the United States of America, India and even North Korea boast official capacities spilling over the 100,000 mark in what must make for a truly breath-taking spectacle.

Besides, while the saying goes that ‘size doesn’t matter’, there’s no denying that climbing the steps out of the concourse and into a stadium of that stature is quite the experience.

Yes, you can drum up an incredible atmosphere in a 20,000 seater and yes, larger arenas do run the risk of being soulless, but often the feat of engineering alone can really take you aback.

It doesn’t bear thinking about how much time and effort from outrageously intelligent human beings went into building mega structures like, say, the stunning new Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

And doesn’t it make the Lego-building, big-dreaming and crazy-thinking child inside of you imagine what would happen if someone genuinely decided to break the world record for the largest stadium capacity?

Now, we would self-consciously then say that we might be alone in that thought, but actually, we know we’re not because one artist took that thought exercise to the extreme.

That’s because images have gone viral on social media this week that show a model of what a stadium with a capacity for one million fans would actually look like. Yes, you read that right.

According to ESPN, the remarkable snaps that did the rounds on