The excitement surrounding the football World Cup in Qatar is over. Lionel Messi led Argentina to their first World Cup title in 36 years. The world championships were full of fantastic goals and the arenas were tremendous as well. However, StadiumDB.com will not tolerate an emptiness and that is why we have prepared for you a presentation featuring all 16 arenas of the tournament to be held in 2026. The World Cup will be hosted for the first time in history by 3 countries: Canada, the USA and Mexico. The competition will also have a new format and will feature as many as 48 national teams.
Our tour of North American stadiums will begin in Canada, where there are 2 tournament venues - in Toronto and Vancouver. We will then move on to the United States. This is where most of the World Cup matches will be played and, for this reason, 11 stadiums will be at FIFA's disposal. These include such architectural wonders as SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, AT&T Stadium in Dallas and Mercedes Benz Stadium in Atlanta. Next, we will visit Mexico, where 3 venues await us. Among them is the volcanic Estadio Akron and the monumental Estadio Azteca.
If you want to find out more about the tournament stadiums, be sure to take a look at http://stadiumdb.com/stadiums, where you will find plenty of material about the arenas of the next World Cup and a lot more.