The FIFA World Cup countdown clock was inaugurated at Levi's Stadium, highlighting the excitement for the prestigious tournament arriving in the Bay Area in a year. During the event, city officials, including Mayor Lisa Gillmor, underscored the positive impact on local youth soccer, mentioning that the World Cup would bring new resources and opportunities. Santa Clara is one of the chosen cities for the 2026 World Cup, which will introduce a record 48 teams, including first-time qualifiers. Preparations are already underway for hosting six matches at Levi's Stadium, backed by significant renovations.
Mayor Lisa Gillmor emphasized the significance of the FIFA World Cup for local youth, stating it will bring new resources, opportunities, and inspire countless young players to embrace soccer.
The 2026 World Cup will feature teams from 48 countries, allowing for newcomers like Uzbekistan, significantly expanding global participation in the tournament.
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