The New York / New Jersey FIFA World Cup 2026™ Host City launched its official logo and brand Thursday morning at a ceremony in Times Square celebrating the region’s participation in the world’s biggest sporting event.
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy and New York Mayor Eric Adams each addressed fans at the event, showing their regional pride and expressing their enthusiasm for the world’s most popular sport.
“I have to admit, as a lifelong fan of “the beautiful game,” I have got soccer fever,” Governor Murphy said. “I want to give FIFA a big thank you for bringing the World Cup back to New Jersey and New York. From the very beginning, our region has been at the heart of American soccer. We are ready for the world’s biggest event. Big events are in our blood, they are in our DNA, and they are what we do best.”
“New York is the greatest city in the world, so it’s only right that we are hosting the biggest sporting event in the world,” said New York City Mayor Eric Adams. “With over 200 languages and dialects spoken here and every one of the 48 countries that will qualify for the World Cup represented right here in the five boroughs, our city and region represent the diversity of the world’s sport. New Yorkers cannot…
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