Mexico transforms Estadio Banorte to host the 2026 World Cup

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Mexico is preparing for the 2026 World Cup by transforming the iconic Estadio Azteca, now renamed Estadio Banorte through a sponsorship with Grupo Financiero Banorte. Major renovations are underway to upgrade accessibility, infrastructure and fan experience as the stadium gets ready to host the tournament’s opening match. With thousands expected to attend, Mexico is gearing up to take center stage on football’s biggest platform.

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00:00Mexico is preparing for one of the biggest moments of the 2026 World Cup.

00:04The historic Estadio Azteca has officially been renamed Estadio Bonorti as part of its

00:09transformation ahead of the tournament. The change comes through a major sponsorship by

00:13Grupo Financiero Bonorti, marking a new era for one of the most iconic stadiums in the world.

00:19The venue, located on Calzada de Tlaupan in Mexico City, is undergoing extensive renovations

00:25to meet FIFA standards. Crews are working to modernize the facilities, improve seating,

00:30expand accessibility, and upgrade key infrastructure as the stadium gets ready to

00:35host the opening match of the World Cup. Thousands of fans are expected to fill Estadio Bonorti as

00:40the tournament begins. For Mexico, this moment represents tradition, passion, and global attention,

00:46with preparations accelerating. The question now is simple. Do you already have your tickets for

00:51one of the most electric openings in World Cup history?

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