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Next World Cup Host 2026 – Who Will Host the Next World Cup?

Next World Cup Host 2026 - Who Will Host the Next World Cup?

The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be the 23rd FIFA World Cup, the quadrennial international men’s soccer championship contested by the national teams of the member associations of FIFA. The tournament will be jointly hosted by 16 cities in three North American countries: Canada, Mexico, and the United States.

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The biggest World Cup in history will be played in North America in 2026. Three host nations, a record number of venues, and 48 teams are the most any World Cup has ever seen — and the USA, Canada, and Mexico will bring it all to life.

FIFA confirmed back in 2018 that the 2026 World Cup will be played across North America, with 80 matches spread across the continent’s three largest nations.

The tri-national North American bid beat out the competing bid from Morocco, earning 134 votes to Morocco’s 65. The 2026 World Cup will be the second jointly hosted men’s tournament and the first since 2002 when South Korea and Japan joined forces to bring the event to Asia.

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Confirmed venues to host 2026 World Cup matches
MarketStateCountryVenueCapacity
Mexico City MexicoEstadio Azteca87,523
New York CityNY/NJUSAMetLife Stadium82,500
DallasTXUSAAT&T Stadium80,000
Kansas CityKSUSAArrowhead Stadium76,416
HoustonTXUSANRG Stadium71,795
AtlantaGAUSAMercedes-Benz Stadium71,000
Los AngelesCAUSASoFi Stadium70,240
PhiladelphiaPAUSALincoln Financial Field69,176
SeattleWAUSALumen Field69,000
San FranciscoCAUSALevi’s Stadium68,500
BostonMAUSAGillette Stadium65,878
MiamiFLUSAHard Rock Stadium64,767
VancouverBCCanadaBC Place54,000
MonterreyNLMexicoEstadio BBVA53,500
GuadalajaraJALMexicoEstadio Akron46,232
TorontoONCanadaBMO Field45,500*
Next World Cup Host 2026 – Who Will Host the Next World Cup?

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