Azteca Stadium has changed its name ahead of its third men's World Cup next year

Iconic Azteca gets name changed to Banorte Stadium ahead of its third men’s World Cup next year

Naming rights to the stadium were part of Banorte’s deal to loan 2.1 billion pesos ($105 million) to be repaid over 12 years, according to Ollamani’s filing with the Mexican Stock Exchange.

Azteca Stadium has changed its name ahead of its third men's World Cup next year

MEXICO CITY (AP) — Azteca Stadium has been renamed Banorte Stadium before it hosts its third men's World Cup next year.

Estadio Azteca changes name ahead of 2026 WC

Mexico City's Estadio Azteca has changed its name to Estadio Banorte in order to help fund the final stages of remodeling for the upcoming 2026 World Cup.

The changes to the Coloso de Santa Ursula will go beyond the name, and will include advertising and sponsorship components, as well as financing for two billion pesos

The mythical Mexican coliseum, place of Diego's famous "Mano de Dios", changes its name to receive a million-dollar investment that will allow it to be remodeled in the face of the 2026 World Cup.

Estadio Azteca changes name ahead of 2026 WC - Daily news Update

Mexico City’s Estadio Azteca has changed its name to Estadio Banorte in order to help fund the final stages of remodeling for the upcoming 2026 World Cup. The venue for the 1970 and 1986 World Cup finals, the stadium will become the first to host three World Cups when it hosts the opening game of the 2026 competition, which will be played across Mexico, the United States and Canada. The stadium will receive a loan of 2.1 billion pesos ($105 mill…