The 2026 FIFA World Cup is less than 10 months away, and excitement is building around the world. This tournament will be the largest in history, with more teams and more games than ever before. Fans are already making plans to travel and watch their favorite countries compete on the biggest soccer stage.

For the first time, three countries will host the World Cup together: the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Stadiums across these nations are being readied to welcome millions of fans. From Mexico City to Toronto to New York, the event will showcase soccer’s global influence and the unity of North America.

Another major change is the size of the tournament. Instead of 32 teams, the 2026 World Cup will feature 48 teams. This provides more chances for smaller nations to participate and potentially surprise the world. It also means more matches, giving fans more opportunities to see their favorite players in action.

Organizers say the World Cup will bring not only sports excitement but also a significant economic boost. Cities hosting the games expect an increase in tourism, with hotels, restaurants, and local businesses getting ready for large crowds. The tournament will also allow young fans in North America to connect with soccer like never before.

With less than ten months to go, teams are already competing for qualification. Players and coaches are putting in the effort, knowing that the 2026 World Cup could make history for their countries. As the countdown continues, the world is eager to see which team will rise and lift the World Cup.