FIFA president Gianni Infantino attempts to explain the expected global impact of the 48-team 2026 World Cup hosted by the U.S., Mexico and Canada.

It's Messi and Ronaldo's last dance, and new stars will be born. Just how far can the U.S. go? The big talking points 12 months out from the World Cup.

Visas, travel bans, transport costs, security and relationships with the government - there is a lot to consider a year out

FIFA World Cup is a year away. Here is what to know about the biggest soccer tournament in the world coming to North America.

By Janina Nuno Rios and Angelica Medina MEXICO CITY (Reuters) -With a year until Mexico makes history as the first three-time World Cup host, the dream of a spectacular showcase is colliding with the practical challenges of modernising the iconic Azteca Stadium for global soccer's premier event.

FIFA World Cup and the Mexico's electric vehicle project were among the topics Sheinbaum covered at her Thursday presser.

Goalkeeper Ángel Malagón, midfielder Edson Álvarez and forward Raúl Jiménez could be key pieces for Javier Aguirre’s squad.

Mexico City will embrace fans from all nations and cultures during the 2026 World Cup, Mayor Clara Brugada said on Wednesday as she unveiled the countdown clock marking one year to the tournament's return to the Mexican capital.

One Year Out and Still Much to Solve in the United StatesWith just 12 months remaining until the first ball is kicked at the 2026 World Cup, attention is shifting from celebratory