New York and New Jersey are set to host the highly anticipated 2026 FIFA World Cup, but the massive undertaking has raised questions about who will foot the bill. As the two states prepare to welcome the world's top soccer teams and millions of fans, the financial burden is expected to be substantial. With estimates suggesting the event could cost upwards of $200 million, taxpayers in the region are wondering how the costs will be split among local governments, state officials, and private investors. As the region gears up for the biggest sporting event in the world, one thing is clear: the true cost of hosting the World Cup will be a closely watched story.
World Cup coming to 'New York New Jersey.' Who's paying for it all? Bergen Record
