US EditionMercedes-Benz Stadium, Which Will Be Called 'Atlanta Stadium' During The FIFA World Cup, Is Covering Up Its Logos: Watch
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Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Which Will Be Called 'Atlanta Stadium' During The FIFA World Cup, Is Covering Up Its Logos: Watch
Mercedes-Benz Stadium, which FIFA will call Atlanta Stadium during the World Cup, is covering up its logos. Why? Because FIFA is making all of the World Cup stadiums cover up any sponsors not affiliated with the soccer tournament. According to The Athletic, it doesn’t matter how much a company paid to sponsor the stadium, or how big the logos are, all non-FIFA sponsor logos must not be visible during the World Cup. So, despite the FIFA World Cup…
Atlanta Falcons Covering Up Stadium Logos Ahead of Major Change
Falcons and Mercedes-Benz logos (Photos via Imagn Images & X) The Mercedes-Benz Stadium is set for a name change this NFL offseason, although things will be back to normal by the start of the beginning of the season. For now, though, the massive Mercedes-Benz emblem will remain covered. The venue will be referred to as the “Atlanta Stadium” for a few months to accommodate the inbound 2026 FIFA World Cup. Check out the video below: Sports’ big…
Mercedes-Benz Stadium began the process of concealing logos on Monday (April 27, 2026) to meet FIFA requirements for the 2026 World Cup. During the competition, the venue will be called "Atlanta Stadium" for commercial reasons. This requirement applies to 11 National Football League stadiums that will host World Cup matches. FIFA demands the removal or covering of sponsor logos that are not part of its official portfolio, including logos visible…
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