Who Has Qualified for the 2026 World Cup?
The countdown to the 2026 FIFA World Cup is well underway, and excitement is building across the globe.
For the first time, the tournament will feature 48 nations, making it the largest in history.
Hosted jointly by the United States, Canada, and Mexico, the finals run from 11 June to 19 July 2026.
Below is the latest list of nations who have already secured their place. This guide will be updated
throughout the qualifying campaign, so supporters can follow who’s officially booked their ticket to North America.
Confirmed World Cup 2026 Teams
| Region |
Qualified Nations |
| Hosts |
USA,
Canada,
Mexico |
| Asia |
Australia,
Iran,
Japan,
Jordan,
South Korea,
Uzbekistan |
| Oceania |
New Zealand |
| South America |
Argentina,
Brazil,
Ecuador,
Colombia,
Paraguay |
| Africa |
Morocco,
Tunisia |
A Tournament Like No Other
With a record number of participants, the 2026 World Cup will showcase a wider variety of football cultures than ever before.
The inclusion of debutants such as Uzbekistan and Jordan adds fresh storylines, while traditional giants like
Brazil, Argentina, and Germany (yet to qualify but expected) ensure the standard remains world-class.
Supporters can look forward to state-of-the-art venues across North America, passionate atmospheres,
and unforgettable matches. For those hoping to attend, FanSeats will provide trusted access to
World Cup tickets
throughout the build-up and tournament itself.
Supporters from across the globe are already making plans to travel to the United States, Mexico, and Canada to witness the spectacle first-hand. With matches spread across iconic venues in cities such as Los Angeles, New York, Toronto, and Mexico City, the 2026 World Cup will provide fans with an unrivalled opportunity to combine world-class football with cultural exploration. From the buzzing streets of Manhattan to the beaches of California and the historic plazas of Mexico, visitors will enjoy an experience that extends well beyond the pitch.
The expanded tournament format means more tickets will be available than ever before, creating a unique chance for fans from every corner of the world to support their nation on the biggest stage. Travelling supporters are expected to bring colour, passion, and energy, ensuring that the atmosphere inside each stadium reflects the truly global nature of the competition. Whether following favourites like Brazil and Argentina or debutants such as Uzbekistan, fans will make the 2026 World Cup an unforgettable celebration of football.
Stay Updated
This article will be updated regularly as more nations confirm qualification.
Bookmark this page to keep track of who’s officially heading to North America in 2026.
