Five things to know 500 days from World Cup: USMNT, security, hype, tickets, Trump
When the United States, Canada and Mexico were awarded the 2026 men’s World Cup in June 2018, the tournament felt an eternity away. That year’s edition in Russia was about to get going and the fever dream that was the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, with its air-conditioned outdoor stadiums, still felt pretty conceptual.
Prices have shifted beyond all recognition since 1994, when tickets to World Cup finals games in the United States could be ...
Will the Trump administration fix a backlogged visa approval process in time for fans from many countries to attend the World ...
Trump has been associated with football since his youth and will now be president of the nation that will host most of the ...
In years past, the January transfer window would see South America's best talents leave for Europe. Not this year, though, as ...
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The Home Depot has signed a multi-year sponsorship agreement with U.S. Soccer, coming on the heels of its deal to be an ...
Mexico will field a team made up exclusively of players from Liga MX against the Brazilian and Argentine club in South ...
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In 500 days, the biggest FIFA World Cup ever will kick off in Mexico City. Three days later on June 14, 2026, AT&T Stadium in ...
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