ARLINGTON, Texas — The Confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Association of Football, or Concacaf, announced host cities and stadiums for its 2025 Gold Cup across the US and Canada.
Among these host cities and stadiums is none other than the home of the Dallas Cowboys: AT&T Stadium.
This will be the sixth time that Jerry World has hosted the Gold Cup, previously in 2009, 2011, 2013, 2017, 2021 and 2023.
The Gold Cup tournament will feature 16 men's national teams with a highly competitive environment between June 14 and July 6.
"As the last official centralized tournament in our region before the FIFA World Cup 2026, this Gold Cup will provide all participating federations with a great challenge and will be critical to their preparations for World Cup qualification and for participation in the FIFA World Cup itself, Concacaf President Victor Montagliani said in a press release. "The tournament will create a tremendous opportunity for fans across the confederation to engage with the sport at such a pivotal time for its development."
Additional Texas stadiums that will host matches for the 2025 Gold Cup include Q2 Stadium in Austin, and NRG and Shell Energy Stadiums in Houston.
A full list of host cities and stadiums for the 2025 Gold Cup can be found here.
