There are still less than three years until the start of the World Cup. North America 2026 and there are still some doubts about the question of organization, the most important of which is which city USA will be the venue for the final.
To date, Dallas remains the venue that has made the greatest effort to host world soccer’s most important game in four years, namely the ownership of the Cowboys. Jerry Jones, who is obsessed with the fact that his majestic palace, the ATT&T Stadium Hosting a show of this magnitude. This Sunday, the tycoon owner of the most valuable sports team in the world invited the president of the FIFA, Gianni Infantino.
FIFA’s main man was a guest at the Americas team’s home presentation in the 2023 season, where they clearly defeated the NY Jets 10:30.
According to reports from various broadcasters, he was received by a delegation led by the team’s high command so that he could watch the game from his own box, attending a game of the “Lone Star” team for the first time in his homeland. ‘, although it is not the first time that Infantino has visited Cowboy’s Crystal Palace.
On two previous visits, during FIFA’s inspections to select World Cup venues, Infantino had only conducted tours of the property Arlington, Texas and that more than 90,000 fans with paid tickets were in attendance this afternoon.
What is being said about the World Cup final in 2026?
Although the city of Dallas is not the main sports venue in the USA, there are venues like Los Angeles or New York yes, it is one of the most important in the sports market in the USA, in terms of level Miami, Boston, Philadelphia or Chicago Jerry Jones had his majestic stadium rebuilt to convince this Fifa even though the property has only been in operation for 14 years.
Several sources indicate that this is the main candidate for the stadium Arlington is MetLife Stadium from New Jersey, which is a little newer and has the advantage of being in the New York market.
The venues approved by FIFA for the USA in 2026 are:
- Metlife Stadium, NJ (82,500 spectators)
- SoFi Stadium, LA (70,000 spectators)
- ATT&T Stadium, Arlington (90,000 spectators)
- Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City (76,416 spectators)
- NRG Stadium, Houston (71,795 spectators)
- Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta (71,000 spectators)
- Gillette Stadium Boston (65,878 spectators)
- Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia (69,596 spectators)
- Hard Rock Stadium, Miami (75,540 spectators)
- Lumen Field, Seattle (68,740 spectators)
- Levi’s Stadium San Francisco (68,500 spectators)
