Tony Khan Confirms AEW Will Return To Wembley, But Doesn’t Know When

Tony Khan plans on bringing AEW back to Wembley Stadium in the future.

Many are still buzzing about AEW All In: London and the incredible matches and moments that filled the day and night. However, one of the biggest talking points has been AEW’s continued ability to draw tens of thousands of fans to Wembley Stadium. After setting attendance records and maintaining a strong turnout across its first three events, the promotion has now given fans another reason to look ahead to its next visit.

During the PPV’s post-show media scrum, Tony Khan confirmed that AEW plans to return to Wembley Stadium, although he was unable to confirm when that return will take place.

“I can’t say exactly when. I don’t know the exact date yet. I haven’t decided the time… I have decided we will definitely bring AEW back to Wembley Stadium if they’ll have us again. I know this has been the best experience I’ve ever had in wrestling, or in life today. And I’m very, very grateful to them. We’ve had so many great times here, and I can’t wait to bring AEW back here again.”

-Tony Khan

Three of the four AEW All In events have taken place at Wembley Stadium, raising questions about how long the promotion will continue to hold the event there. As of now, All In 2027 has not been confirmed for a location or date, meaning AEW could once again take the event outside the UK, as it did in 2025 when the show was held in Texas.

Another factor to consider is Wembley Stadium itself. AEW did not hold All In there last year because the venue was already booked during the weekend when the promotion traditionally staged the event. As such, the plans for 2027 remain unclear, with Tony Khan seemingly keeping details under wraps until AEW is ready to make an official announcement.

Nevertheless, All Elite Wrestling will return to the United Kingdom in 2027, with AEW Dynasty set to take place at the M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool on February 7, followed by AEW Dynamite emanating from the O2 Arena in London on February 10.

Elsewhere during the media scrum, Will Ospreay reflected on the significance of winning a world championship on UK soil. You can read more about that here.

As always, we’ll aim to provide any further updates on All Elite Wrestling’s plans to return to Wembley Stadium as soon as we hear more.

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