The FIFA Men’s World Cup is nothing less than a Global sensation. And it is all set to be the big thing in 2026. The preparations?  In full flow. Influencers are already debating on the location that the organization will pick.

The locations of FIFA are something very crucial when it comes to organizing the finals, as the sport has a humongous fan base spread across the world. The host of the Joe Pomp show, Joe Pompliano, shared his beliefs regarding where the FIFA 2026 Men’s World Cup Finals will take place. And all the locations he described seem like perfect spots, yet they come with setbacks.

The three big stadiums for FIFA Men’s World Cup Final 2026

As per the podcaster, the three big stadiums from the three big cities of the USA are the best option for the grand event. First comes the MetLife Stadium from NYC located in the heart of the USA. The city has quality infrastructure and ample facilities to accommodate guests, making it a commercial giant as well. However, the MetLife Stadium is an outdoor space, so summer thunderstorms can hinder the game, which becomes a major setback. The comfort levels of audiences are a deciding factor.

Speaking of the comfort level of audiences, nothing beats the $5 Billion So-Fi Stadium in Los Angeles. Yet there are setbacks to this stadium. Not only does the location not fit the minimum 80,000 seat criteria, but its floor plan is also not designed to be a full-sized soccer field. And there will be time differences, due to which the game would have to start at noon, which will be as inconvenient as it sounds for both the players and the audiences. In the end, the podcaster has one last cherry-picked location that seems the best fit.

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Jerry Jones-owned AT&T for FIFA Men’s World Cup 2026?

The last, and the one with the most probability, is the AT&T Stadium in Dallas, Texas. And this stadium is owned by the owner of the Dallas Cowboys, Jerry Jones. Starting off with the pros, the stadium is no stranger to hosting grand sports events. Super Bowl, Men’s NCAA Final Four, WrestleMania, College Football National Championship, all of these and more have been hosted at this location.

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The $1.3 Billion Stadium has a retractable roof used for controlling the climate. Alongside its 100,000+ accommodation, which includes super luxurious seats as well, that directly brings in more commercialization. Yet the two big giants of the USA, Los Angeles and NYC won’t let this golden opportunity slip right out of their hand, without putting up a tough competition. What is your take on this? Drop your thoughts in the comments below.

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