World Cup Cities 2026 Announcement

World Cup Cities 2026 Announcement – Fifa has announced the host cities for the fifa world cup 2026 canada, mexico, usa™, including 3 mexican cities within the announcement. Cities across north america have been vying to host the world cup after fifa announced canada, mexico and the u.s. A significant milestone on the road to the fifa world cup 2026™ was reached tonight as the 16 host cities that are due to stage. We congratulate the 16 fifa world cup host cities on their outstanding commitment and passion.

Discover the 48 teams taking part in the fifa world cup 2026 canada, mexico, usa™, including host cities, game dates and qualifiers. World cup host cities 2026 announcement. A significant milestone on the road to the fifa world cup 2026™ was reached tonight as the 16 host cities that are due to stage matches at the first edition of football's showpiece to feature 48 teams were unveiled by fifa. The highly anticipated announcement was made on a tv show produced in cooperation with fox and telemundo.

World Cup Cities 2026 Announcement

The world will be invading canada, mexico and the usa with a big wave of joy and. Matches for the 2026 world cup will be held in 11 us cities as well as three host sites in mexico and two in canada, soccer's world governing body, fifa, announced thursday. There were 22 host cities and 23 total venues (two in la) on the shortlist for selection.

Updated june 16, 2022 5:49 pm et originally published june 16, 2022 3:36 pm et. Cities hosting the 2026 world cup are announced. I think this part of the world doesn’t realise what will happen here in 2026, a smiling gianni infantino told the media in new york, who gathered in june for the big reveal of the 16 host cities chosen for the 23rd edition of the fifa world cup™.

On thursday, the international soccer organization. Today’s announcement follows the most transparent and comprehensive bidding process in football history, with. The majority of matches will take place in.

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