FIFA said it will retain its Miami office after the men's World Cup concludes next week, using the location as a hub for upcoming competitions. The office opened in 2023 and now employs more than 700 full‑time staff, serving as the organization’s operational center for senior officials during the tournament. FIFA plans to deploy the Miami team to manage the women's World Cup in Brazil next year, assist with soccer events for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, and support the 2030 men's World Cup, which will be hosted by Spain, Portugal and Morocco with opening matches in Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay. A women's World Cup is also scheduled for the United States in 2031. The organization said the staff and expertise developed in Miami will provide a lasting resource as soccer's importance grows in North America.