Archive · 14 Jan 2026
SoFi Stadium Prepares for World Cup and Olympics
SoFi Stadium in California is a big, fancy sports venue that opened in 2020.
It's home to two NFL teams and has already hosted big events like the Super Bowl and Taylor Swift concerts.
Over the next few years, it will also host World Cup soccer matches, a Super Bowl, and the opening and closing ceremonies of the 2028 Olympics.
The stadium is special because it can change to fit different sports, like adding grass for soccer or even setting up a swimming pool for the Olympics.
The people in charge are excited to show that the stadium can handle all these big events perfectly.
SoFi Stadium, owned by Stan Kroenke, is preparing to host World Cup matches, a Super Bowl, and Olympic events over the next three years.
The stadium will undergo transformations, including adding grass for soccer and setting up a swimming pool for the Olympics.
SoFi Stadium is the largest in the NFL, with a flexible design to accommodate various events.
The stadium's Infinity Screen is a massive 360-degree video display, the largest of its kind in the world.
The goal is to execute these events flawlessly, showcasing the stadium's capability to host the world's biggest sporting events.
- Who
- SoFi Stadium, owned by Stan Kroenke
- What
- Preparation for hosting World Cup, Super Bowl, and Olympic events
- When
- Over the next three years (2026-2028)
- Where
- Inglewood, California
- Why
- To showcase the stadium's versatility and host global sporting events
- Stadium Name
- SoFi Stadium
- Location
- Inglewood, California
- Owner
- Stan Kroenke
- Cost
- $5 billion
- Opening Year
- 2020
- NFL Teams
- Los Angeles Rams and Chargers
- Upcoming Events
- World Cup (2026), Super Bowl LXI (2027), LA28 Olympics (2028)
- Infinity Screen
- 70,000-square-foot, dual-sided oval display