Mexico is on the verge of hosting its third Club World Cup. The North American country hopes to make a good impression and be a strong candidate for future FIFA events. Mikel Arriola, President Commissioner of the Mexican Football Federation (FMF), acknowledged that he would like Mexico to host a Club World Cup. In the 2025 edition, the Club World Cup generated positive reviews. With the participation of 32 teams, the format devised by Gianni Infantino was a success. The championship was held in the United States. The next host country has not yet been determined. In a conversation with Faitelson Sin Censura, Mikel Arriola acknowledged that he would like Mexico to take the reins as the organizing country for this tournament. However, the leader himself acknowledged that Brazil is a strong candidate to host the event. “It’s not confirmed yet… we would love it, Brazil is probably next, it’s a possibility. Mexico would like 2029: we would love it,” said the executive president of Liga MX. Mikel Arriola highlighted the importance of this tournament, which is increasing the value of Concacaf competitions. The fact that major European teams attend the Club World Cup and generate a lot of excitement among fans provides extra motivation for teams in the region in continental tournaments. “Now the Concacaf Cups and Leagues Cups are viewed differently because they are tickets to the major Club World Cups, which will probably start being held every two years,” he added. Mexico’s Test: The Mexican national team will be one of the host countries for the 2026 World Cup. Mexico will host 13 World Cup matches. Mexico City, Monterrey, and Guadalajara will bear the burden of putting together a solid logistical and organizational plan to impress Gianni Infantino. A successful World Cup could somewhat improve the country's image amidst its social unrest.