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News articleYahoo Finance· March 28, 2026

Visa, Street Soccer USA and Bank of America to Bring Visa Street Soccer Parks to Every FIFA World Cup 2026™ Host City in the U.S.

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Visa, Street Soccer USA and Bank of America to Bring Visa Street Soccer Parks to Every FIFA World Cup 2026™ Host City in the U.S. With 75 days to go until the FIFA World Cup 2026™, Visa and partners expand community investment—bringing additional access to sport, education and opportunity to communities across the U.S…
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  • The expansion will bring community-driven infrastructure and programming to all 11 U.S. FIFA World Cup 26 Host Cities

    60% confidence

  • By expanding Visa Street Soccer Parks and supporting the local businesses and people who activate them every day, we're turning tournament momentum into meaningful opportunity that lasts well beyond the final match.

    60% confidence

  • With the FIFA World Cup just months away, we're shifting from preparation to execution. This tournament is a global moment, but its legacy is built locally—in the neighborhoods that will host fans, families and the next generation of players.

    60% confidence

  • Communities are built on accessible opportunities for connection, healthy activity and growth. These are more than just places to play; they are spaces where people of all ages can find common ground through the game of soccer, develop essential life skills and forge lasting bonds that strengthen our community fabric.

    60% confidence

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