Despite having hosted major international sporting events previously, the United States is reportedly considering a bid to organize the 2038 edition of the World Cup. This potential bid comes despite the nation already hosting two separate World Cup editions within a relatively short timeframe. While soccer, known as “soccer” domestically, ranks as the third most popular sport in the country, following American football and basketball, U.S.
authorities are reportedly exploring the possibility of bidding to host the premier global football tournament once again. The United States has a history with the tournament, having hosted the initial World Cup in 1994. Furthermore, the nation is slated to be a co-organizer for the 2026 World Cup alongside Mexico and Canada.
The scope of the 2026 event is substantial, featuring 104 total matches, with a significant majority—78 matches, including the final—scheduled to take place on American soil. The consideration of bidding for 2038 suggests a continued commitment to large-scale international sporting infrastructure. The potential bid would represent a significant undertaking for the U.S.
in global sports governance, building upon its established role in the upcoming 2026 World Cup cycle. The decision would involve comprehensive planning to manage the logistics and operational demands associated with hosting the world’s most recognized football competition.
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