FIFA World Cup

Miami is gearing up to be one of the host cities for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The winner of the official poster competition was revealed — Brazilian artist Ruben Robierb. Alejandra Molina reports

Miami-Dade commissioners have given initial approval for an additional $10.5 million in funding for FIFA for the World Cup next year. At their meeting Tuesday, commissioners approved the funding in a 9-3 vote on a first reading. The measure will still have to be heard at a committee meeting and then be passed by commissioners in a final vote. The…

Miami-Dade commissioners have given initial approval for an additional $10.5 million in funding for FIFA for the World Cup next year.

President Donald Trump had FIFA President Gianni Infantino at the White House to announce a World Cup Task Force ahead of the 2026 World Cup, which will take place in the United States, Canada and Mexico.

FIFA is reportedly considering a proposal to expand the 2030 World Cup to 64 teams.

International soccer fans hoping to come to the United States for the 2026 World Cup are seeing delays when it comes to getting travel visas – delays so long that they could miss the games, including ones in the Bay Area.

Saudi Arabia won the bid for the 2034 World Cup, and the 2030 edition of the tournament will be held across six nations, FIFA announced on Wednesday.

Hard Rock Stadium has been selected as one of 12 venues to host next year’s championship of the expanded Club World Cup. Here’s what to know.

Jackie Nespral sits down with the President and CEO of the FIFA World Cup 2026 Miami Host Committee.

Miami-Dade commissioners are voting on a funding proposal for the 2026 Worl Cup.

The World Cup is returning to North America in 2026 with a new 48-team format.

Miami’s Hard Rock Stadium misses out on the big stage, but will host the 3rd place game.

If Saudi Arabia could have designed a process for choosing future World Cup hosts, it might look similar to what FIFA has unveiled for the 2030 and 2034 men’s soccer tournaments.

Spain, Portugal and Morocco will serve as co-hosts for the 2030 FIFA World Cup, with staging games taking place in Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay for the tournament’s 100th anniversary.

Six countries will host the soccer tournament.