New York and New Jersey Campaign for 2026 World Cup Final to Showcase Region’s Diversity and Infrastructure
Key points:
- New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy are campaigning for the 2026 World Cup Final to be hosted in the New York/New Jersey region.
- A YouGov survey found that 21% of professional soccer fans in the US prefer the final to be held in New York/New Jersey, followed by Los Angeles with 17% and Miami with 10%.
- The New York/New Jersey bid highlights the region's diversity, experience in hosting big events, large media market, and infrastructure to accommodate visitors.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy are vying for the opportunity to host the 2026 World Cup Final. They believe that the world’s biggest game should be played on the world’s biggest stage, and they argue that there is no stage bigger than the New York/New Jersey region. A survey of professional soccer fans showed that New York/New Jersey was their preferred choice for the final. The bid will highlight the region’s diversity, experience in hosting major events, and its ability to handle a large number of visitors. However, there are concerns about violent…
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