30 Years After Hosting Its First World Cup, What’s Changed In US Soccer?

30 Years After Hosting Its First World Cup, What’s Changed In US Soccer?

Italy, France, Brazil, Mexico, Germany. What do all of these nations have in common? They’re the only countries to have hosted multiple editions of the FIFA World Cup. The United States will join that illustrious group in the summer of 2026 when they co-host the upcoming World Cup alongside North American counterparts Canada and Mexico. […] The post 30 Years After Hosting Its First World Cup, What’s Changed In US Soccer? appeared first on World …

30 Years After Hosting Its First World Cup, What’s Changed In US Soccer? – The Soccer Times

Italy, France, Brazil, Mexico, Germany. What do all of these nations have in common? They’re the only countries to have hosted multiple editions of the FIFA World Cup. The United States will join that illustrious group in the summer of 2026 when they co-host the upcoming World Cup alongside North American counterparts Canada and Mexico. The USA’s first experience hosting a World Cup came in 1994, when they returned to the biggest tournament in t…

Mexico will invest 8 billion pesos (386 million dollars) in the remodeling of the country's main airport, ahead of the next soccer World Cup in 2026, where it will share a venue with the United States and Canada, the government reported this Friday (10.01.2025). The works at Mexico City's Benito Juárez airport, which has two terminals and served 45.4 million passengers in 2024, include its aesthetic and functional restoration, as well as mainten…

The refurbishment of the air terminal will have an investment of approximately 8,000 mdp with which it is expected to receive and attend six million tourists for the World Cup. The AICM charge starts its transformation facing the World Cup of 2026 appeared first in Eleven News.