FIFA World Cup 2026

United States midfielder Johnny Cardoso will miss the 2026 World Cup after suffering an ankle injury that requires surgery. Atletico Madrid confirmed the news in a statement on Monday.

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FIFA has named the performers for the opening ceremonies of the 2026 World Cup across Mexico, Canada and the United States, expanding on the previously announced U.S. lineup.

Emporia, Kansas, has been selected as a host site for the official FIFA World Cup countdown clock, now located outside William L. White Auditorium until March 26. Visit Emporia Director Matt Fowler described the clock's presence as exciting and timely for the community amid upcoming major activities. The clock highlights the anticipation for the expanded 2026 tournament featuring 48 teams.

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Nigeria's football authorities remain hopeful for a favorable ruling from FIFA on a petition challenging DR Congo's eligibility in the 2026 World Cup intercontinental playoffs, despite the Congolese team being listed among participants. The dispute stems from Nigeria's penalty shootout loss to DR Congo in November 2025, with allegations of six ineligible players fielded by the opponents. While officials urge calm, critics and fans express skepticism over the prolonged silence from FIFA.

Vancouver artist Carson Ting collaborated with two others to create the official poster for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, unveiled this week to mark 100 days until the tournament's kickoff on June 11. The collage-style design features a central player surrounded by national symbols from Canada, Mexico, and the United States. Ting described the project as a career highlight due to its global reach.

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A week after US and Israeli strikes on Iran, President Donald Trump downplayed concerns over Iran's participation in the US-hosted 2026 FIFA World Cup, while escalating conflict has stranded Iraq's coach and complicated visas for their intercontinental play-off in Mexico. FIFA vows to monitor for safe participation of all teams.