As preparations intensify for the 2025 Club World Cup and the 2026 FIFA World Cup, FIFA continues to expand its footprint in the United States. This week, the organization confirmed a major strategic move that signals a new era for its operations in the region.

Where Will FIFA Open Its New Office?

FIFA has officially announced the opening of a new office in New York City, located in the iconic Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan. The news was revealed by FIFA President Gianni Infantino during a high-profile event, accompanied by Brazilian legend Ronaldo Nazário and Eric Trump. The occasion also featured the presentation of the Club World Cup trophy.

What Is the Purpose of the New Office?

This new office will serve a representative and strategic role, acting as a liaison hub between sports organizations, government bodies, sponsors, and media outlets in the United States. Its primary focus will be supporting the logistics and coordination of the two major upcoming tournaments—the 2025 Club World Cup and the 2026 World Cup—both of which will be hosted across North America.

Is This FIFA’s Only U.S. Location?

No. The New York office joins an already-established FIFA base in Miami, where legal affairs and World Cup operational planning are handled. Together, these two locations strengthen FIFA’s infrastructure in the U.S. at a pivotal time for football’s growth across the continent.