Verizon nets FIFA World Cup connectivity deal for 2026
US carrier Verizon has landed a contract to become the official telecommunications services sponsor for the next FIFA World Cup in 2026. The deal will see Verizon provide its network connectivity across all the venues at the tournament, set to be held in Canada, Mexico, and the US; the first time three nations have co-hosted the event.
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