Seis cidades, incluindo Nova York, vão sediar o futebol nos Jogos de Los Angeles 2028

Seis cidades dos Estados Unidos foram escolhidas para sediar o torneio olímpico de futebol dos Jogos de Los Angeles 2028.

Os jogos da fase de grupos serão disputados em Nova York, Columbus (Ohio), Nashville (Tennessee), St. Louis (Missouri), além de San Diego e San Jose, na Califórnia, anunciaram os organizadores dos próximos Jogos de Verão nesta terça-feira.

Reynold Hoover, CEO da LA 2028, disse aos membros do Comitê Olímpico Internacional que os Jogos serão disputados em "estádios da MLS já existentes e de classe mundial".

O Rose Bowl, em Pasadena, já havia sido confirmado como sede de jogos do mata-mata e da fase de medalhas, incluindo a final do torneio, como ocorreu na Copa do Mundo de 1994.

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