PHILIPSBURG — The CONCACAF confederation has launched its preparation phase for the FIFA World Cup 2026 qualification campaign. According to the official CONCACAF platform, the region will focus on the selection and preparation of national teams for participation in the forthcoming world championship.

The qualification process for the FIFA World Cup 2026 represents a critical phase for nations across Central America, North America and the Caribbean region. CONCACAF coordinates this process for all member associations within its jurisdiction.

According to available information, specific dates, match schedules and further procedural details of the qualification tournament remain subject to ongoing development by the confederation. Member nations from the CONCACAF region will prepare during the coming period for their respective qualification matches.

The FIFA World Cup 2026 will be hosted across three nations simultaneously for the first time in tournament history: the United States, Mexico and Canada. This arrangement marks a significant departure from traditional World Cup hosting arrangements.