Toronto FIFA World Cup 26™, An Invested City
The Legacy
We’re investing in Toronto for the good of Toronto, for generations to come.
Millions of dollars are being invested in our city’s infrastructure, job market, and community-based initiatives.
Toronto wins as1 of 16 hosts
Toronto was chosen as one of the hosts for FIFA World Cup 26™ thanks to its top-tier infrastructure, global community and passionate fans.
$940MEconomic output (GTA)
Hosting the tournament will bring an unmatched, positive economic output to the GTA. A contribution that will be felt far past the tournament’s close.
6,600+New jobs
The job market in and around Toronto will see a sizable expansion spanning tourism, trades, hospitality and more—creating many job opportunities.
$146MInvestment in Toronto Stadium
The City of Toronto and Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment (MLSE) teamed up to invest in world-class transformations to Toronto Stadium (BMO Field). More seats, more state-of-the-art innovations, more amazing atmosphere.
- +45,000 additional seats
- 4 LED video boards
- Upgraded arena audio
- State-of-the-art kitchen
- 10,000 temporary seats added (north)
- Self-serve technology for concessions
- 7,000 temporary seats added (south)
- 1,000 capacity rooftop patio (post tournament)
Community mini pitches
The Soccer For All Legacy Program is raising money for mini pitches in priority neighbourhoods across Toronto. Fostering our city’s inherent love for soccer for the next generation.
$520MGDP growth
The GTA’s GDP will be significantly and positively affected, well beyond the borders of Toronto.
$25M
Government revenue
An additional $25M in government revenue is forecasted as a direct result of the tournament.
