FIFA confirms the full list of training bases for all 48 teams competing in the upcoming FIFA World Cup. According to multiple outlets, the tournament features a record number of participating national teams and their preparations are supported through a network of base camps across the host region. The bases are spread across three countries: 39 teams are based in the United States, seven teams are based in Mexico, and two teams are based in Canada. FIFA presents the sites as more than training grounds, describing them as daily hubs for players, coaches and staff throughout the group stage. These locations are used for team preparation, including training sessions, recovery activities, and helping personnel settle into the schedule and conditions ahead of matches. The announcement also highlights that the training base footprint extends beyond the 16 host cities used for World Cup matches, providing additional infrastructure for team operations during the early phase of the competition.