The Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) is already keeping an eye on the 2026 World Cup and, in recent weeks, has sent two professionals to the United States to look for a host city for the Brazilian team.
Sérgio Dimas, general supervisor, and Guilherme Passos, physiologist, were in three cities appear as candidates for “base” to Brazil. They are: Orlando, Seattle and Portland. Lodging and training centers formed the agenda.
CBF’s idea is to confirm the headquarters even before the group stage draw, as the demand for the facilities is large. Among the factors that will weigh on the choice are logistics, lawns and quality hotels.
“As soon as we confirm the mathematical classification for the World Cup, we fired our planning to identify the best” base-base “(operational bases, training facilities and FIFA accommodation), when we have the group draw in December,” said Rodrigo Caetano.
but still has two valid commitments for the qualifiers. In September, Carlo Ancelotti and company face Chile and Bolivia.
