FIFA Unveils 48 Base Training Sites for 2026 World Cup Teams
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Reported Facts
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- •The 48 base training sites are distributed among the three host countries: the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
- •Each participating team will be assigned a dedicated training site to use throughout the tournament.
- •The announcement was made on May 26, 2026, ahead of the World Cup scheduled for later this year.
- •Host cities selected for training sites have been preparing facilities to meet FIFA standards.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If FIFA and local organizers ensure all training sites meet international standards teams will have optimal preparation conditions, potentially enhancing the quality of play and tournament success
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Primary Sources (4)
WESTNPR - News39 World Cup teams will be based in the U.S. Here's which squad will be closest to youCNChannel News AsiaUS bars drones over FIFA World Cup sites as it boosts precautionsMEAsharq Al-Awsat (EN)FIFA Reveals 48 World Cup Team Base Training SitesAFRICAVanguard (Nigeria)Full list: FIFA announces 48 World Cup team base training sites