But anyone who expects FIFA to hold the U.S. accountable or to even consider the relocation of 2026's World Cup is setting themselves up for disappointment. FIFA's recent history shows exactly why.

FIFA president Gianni Infantino made a Club World Cup ticket sales pitch on Tuesday, less than a week until the new tournament begins in the U.S.

How to watch FIFA World Cup 2025: TV, streaming options Every match during the 2025 FIFA World Cup will be live streamed for free on DAZN.com, which is the exclusive global broadcaster of the event.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be co-hosted by Canada, Mexico, and the U.S., marking the first time the tournament is spread across three nations. Here is where the matches are taking place: ...

On 11 June 2026, the world will come together in North America for the kick-off of the FIFA World Cup 26™. Taking place across three countries and 16 vibrant Host Cities with a newly expanded ...

Odds via Fanduel 2025 FIFA Club World Cup picks Inter Miami (66/1, bet365) They could wind up as a trendy long shot in this market, but Inter Miami ticks a couple of boxes that make them worth a ...

FIFA President Gianni Infantino joins Colin Cowherd to preview this year's Club World Cup, along with how the world is viewing the United States as a soccer powerhouse. He then dives into the ...

The 2026 World Cup will be the most lucrative sports event ever staged, with FIFA’s revenues set to top $10billion (£7.4bn), according to a new report from London-based agency Pitch Marketing ...

FIFA President Gianni Infantino boldly dubbed the 2025 Club World Cup “epic,” yet the tournament’s launch paints a starkly different picture. Chelsea’s 2-0 victory over LAFC in Atlanta saw ...

Airbnb partners with FIFA for 2026 World Cup at MetLife, launching experiences, local impact fund and expected $288M GDP boost in the region.

The park will host the official FIFA World Cup Fan Fest for the New York/New Jersey Region, featuring live music, food, games, and, of course, big screens to watch all the soccer.

SEATTLE — FIFA World Cup 2026 play may be one year out, but security plans for the major soccer event have been in the works for nearly two years. The goal is to make sure fans and players are ...