Where will the 48 teams playing at the 2026 World Cup this summer be based?
It’s a great question, and one we are here to help with.
With 104 games taking place across the USA, Mexico, and Canada in the biggest-ever FIFA World Cup, if you’re not close to one of the 16 host cities where games will be played, don’t fret: you could still go and see plenty of the best players in the world on, or near, the training field.
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Plenty of national teams have confirmed the exact location of where they will train and be staying, as fans may be able to watch training or meet the players with national teams set to determine those details.
Below are the confirmed training bases for each 2026 World Cup team.
2026 World Cup bases for each team: Training camp locations, cities, full details
Atlanta, Georgia
Uzbekistan – Atlanta United Training Centre
Alexandria, Virginia
Croatia – Episcopal High School
Austin, Texas
Saudi Arabia – Austin FC Stadium
Bernards Township, New Jersey
Morocco – The Pingry School
Boca Raton, Florida
Curacao – Florida Atlantic University
Boston, Massachusetts
France – Bentley University
Charlotte, North Carolina
Scotland – Charlotte FC
Chattanooga, Tennessee
Spain – Baylor School
Chester, Pennsylvania
Ivory Coast – Philadelphia Union
Columbus, Ohio
Ecuador – Columbus Crew Performance Centre
Dallas, Texas
Czechia – Mansfield Multipurpose Stadium
Frisco, Texas
Sweden – FC Dallas Stadium
Galloway, New Jersey
Haiti – Stockton University
Greenbrier County, West Virginia
Iraq – The Greenbrier Sports Performance Centre
Greensboro, North Carolina
Norway – UNC Greensboro
Guadalajara, Mexico
South Korea – Chivas Verde Valle
Colombia – Academia Atlas FC
Houston, Texas
DR Congo – Houston Training Centre
Irvine, California
USA – Great Park Sports Complex
Kansas City, Kansas/Missouri
Argentina – Sporting KC Training Centre
England – Swope Soccer Village
Netherlands – KC Current Training Facility
Lawrence, Kansas
Algeria – University of Kansas
Mesa, Arizona
Turkiye – Arizona Athletic Grounds
Mexico City, Mexico
Mexico – Centro de Alto Rendimiento (CAR)
Monterrey, Mexico
Tunisia – Rayados Training Centre
Morristown, New Jersey
Brazil – Columbia Park Training Facility
Nashville, Tennessee
Japan – Nashville SC
New Brunswick, New Jersey
Senegal – Rutgers University
New Tecumseth, Ontario
Panama – Nottawasaga Training Site
Oakland, California
Australia – Oakland Roots/Soul Training Facility
Pachuca, Mexico
South Africa – CF Pachuca – Universidad Del Futbol
Palm Beach Gardens
Portugal – Gardens North County District Park
Playa del Carmen, Mexico
Uruguay – Mayakoba Training Centre Cancun
Portland, Oregon
Jordan – University of Portland
Providence, Rhode Island
Ghana – Bryant University
Renton, Washington
Belgium – Seattle Sounders FC Performance Centre and Clubhouse
Sandy, Utah
Bosnia and Herzegovina – RSL Stadium
Santa Barbara, California
Austria – UC Santa Barbara, Harder Stadium
Qatar – Westmont College
San Diego, California
Switzerland – SDJA
New Zealand – University of San Diego, Torero Stadium
San Francisco Bay Area
Paraguay – Spartan Soccer Complex
Spokane, Washington
Egypt – Gonzaga University
Tampa, Florida
Cape Verde – Waters Sportsplex
Tijuana, Mexico
Iran – Centro Xoloitzcuintle
Vancouver, Canada
Canada (after first group stage game) – National Soccer Development Centre
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Germany – Wake Forest University
