The largest stadium in Mexico enters the remodeling stage two years before the 2026 World Cup. With the Final of the Clausura 2024 tournament and the celebrations of the twotime championship of the Águilas del América, the doors of the Coloso de Santa Úrsula were opened for the last time to the at least until 2026. The Azteca Stadium will undergo modifications both inside and outside to meet the requirements, with the aim of being in optimal conditions to host World Cup matches.
In the 2026 World Cup, Mexico will host thirteen matches in the next edition of the World Cup, which will be held jointly with the United States and Canada, being the first time that a competition of this type will take place in three countries. Of the 13 matches that will be held in Mexico, five will be held at the Coloso de Santa Úrsula. This concrete and steel giant that has witnessed so many historic moments is about to undergo a new transformation.
The project seeks not only to expand the stadium's capacity, but also to transform its facilities to improve the experience of spectators and participants. From the locker rooms to the façade, and from the seats to the training spaces, the Azteca Stadium is preparing for the 2026 World Cup.

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00:00 Home
01:12 The Colossus of Saint Ursula
02:12 Changes and Delays
03:35 All the details of the remodeling of the Aztec stadium
06:01 Box problems
06:53 Start of Works
07:38 End of Video