Is the United States too hot to handle the 2026 FIFA Men's World Cup?

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Is the United States too hot to handle the 2026 FIFA Men's World Cup?

The 2025 Club World Cup has been punctuated by a brutal heat wave in the U.S. that has left players and coaches flustered. The bigger question: What will such weather do for next summer's World Cup?

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Is the U.S. too hot to handle the 2026 FIFA Men's World Cup? - khbrksport

NEW YORK — With less than a year to go until the U.S. co-hosts the tournament with Mexico and Canada, the heat and humidity experienced by teams at the Club World Cup has set alarm bells ringing within the game that it might just be a case of wrong place and wrong time for a summer tournament in North America. High-profile players and coaches, senior figures at global players’ union FIFPRO and climate experts have all raised concerns about the r…