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. There are less than 20 days to go until the 2026 World Cup kicks off, and you can watch every single game live on Universo, Telemundo and Peacock en Espanol, here. Check out the latest on the superstars and how they’re shaping up ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
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. MORE — Full 2026 World Cup schedule, how to watch live info 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.
South Korea - Chivas Verde ValleColombia - Academia Atlas FC Argentina - Sporting KC Training CentreEngland - Swope Soccer VillageNetherlands - KC Current Training Facility Belgium - Seattle Sounders FC Performance Centre and Clubhouse Austria - UC Santa Barbara, Harder StadiumQatar - Westmont College
Switzerland - SDJANew Zealand - University of San Diego, Torero Stadium Canada (after first group stage game) - National Soccer Development Centre
