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U.S. SOCCER ORIGINAL CONTENT HIGHLIGHTS PLAYERS AND STORIES THAT SHAPED THE SPORT IN THE UNITED STATES AHEAD OF FIFA WORLD CUP 2026

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U.S. SOCCER ORIGINAL CONTENT HIGHLIGHTS PLAYERS AND STORIES THAT SHAPED THE SPORT IN THE UNITED STATES AHEAD OF FIFA WORLD CUP 2026


ATLANTA (June 15, 2026) – With FIFA World Cup 2026 underway on home soil this summer, U.S. Soccer is providing a slate of original programming and fan-focused content designed to bring supporters closer to the team than ever before. From untold player stories, to defining moments in U.S. Soccer history, the content series will capture the people, places and culture shaping the moments for the sport in the United States.


26 Stories for ‘26, presented by Haleon


U.S. Soccer’s signature 26 Stories for '26 World Cup series returns with personal stories spotlighting each of the 26 players representing the United States on the world’s stage this summer. Unlike previous editions, interviews were filmed across seven countries and feature walk-and-talk conversations with players in the places that shaped them, from childhood neighborhoods and training grounds to family homes.


26 USMNT Moments: Past to Present


26 USMNT Moments: Past to Present revisits the defining moments, personalities, and matches that helped shape the history of the U.S. Men’s National Team. Designed to be quick, accessible storytelling for fans, each episode runs under three minutes while blending archival footage, iconic calls, and modern perspective to trace the evolution of the sport in the United States.


United States of Soccer, presented by Coca-Cola


Every World Cup host city has its own relationship with the game, and United States of Soccer, presented by Coca-Cola explores the people and communities driving soccer culture across the country in supporter groups, local traditions, pickup games, watch parties, and communities that have spent decades building the game into the cultural force it is today.


Stars and Stripes House, presented by La Colombe


Stars and Stripes House, presented by La Colombe will serve as the home base for U.S. Soccer’s tournament coverage through the Men’s World Cup, featuring podcasts, interviews, live reactions, pre-and-post match programming, and behind the scenes content. 


The custom-built studio space includes dedicated interview areas, a coffee station with a team barista, and a casual lounge environment designed to bring fans closer to the personalities and moments shaping the tournament. Hosted in part by sports personality Duda Pavão, the programing will feature players, coaches, creators and special guests throughout the summer.


Episodes and content from each series will air across U.S. Soccer’s digital channels, including on U.S. Soccer’s YouTube channel.  


About U.S. Soccer: Founded in 1913, U.S. Soccer, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, is the official governing body of the sport in the United States. Our vision is clear; we exist in service to soccer. Our ambition is to ignite a national passion for the game and elevate its power to unite, inspire, and uplift. We believe soccer is more than a sport; it is a force for good. We are focused on three areas: U.S. Soccer Everywhere, making soccer the #1 played sport in every community in America; U.S. Soccer is Yours, ensuring everyone feels ownership of soccer’s future in the U.S., and U.S. Soccer Success, winning major tournaments, including World Cups. Together, the future of the game is ours to build. For more information, visit ussoccer.com/ourvision



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