كيف حوّلت المكسيك ملعبًا عمره 60 عامًا إلى ملعب يفتتح كأس العالم 2026؟

The Azteca Stadium in Mexico. It's the first stadium in history to host the opening match of the World Cup three times. And it also hosted the opening match of the largest World Cup in football history... with 48 teams participating for the first time. And keep in mind, this isn't just any stadium. This is the stadium where Pelé lifted the World Cup in 1970. And it's where Maradona scored his "Hand of God" goal in 1986. And now... the Azteca is about to achieve something unprecedented. Behind this glory, construction crews worked around the clock. Thousands of tons of concrete were removed. Tens of thousands of seats were dismantled. Even the pitch itself was completely raised. All of this at an altitude of 2,240 meters above sea level... so that the stadium could meet all of FIFA's stringent standards before the tournament began. In this video, we'll learn... how one of the world's most famous stadiums was transformed into a giant construction site... and how it was prepared to host the biggest football event on the planet. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For copyright matters, please contact: [email protected] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- How did Mexico transform a 60-year-old stadium into the venue for the 2026 World Cup opening ceremony? The stadium that came back to life after 60 years… to host the World Cup opening ceremony! Why didn't Mexico build a new stadium for the 2026 World Cup? The story of renovating a legendary stadium to host the World Cup opening ceremony! From an old stadium to a global landmark… how did it happen? The secret of the historic stadium that will witness the opening of the 2026 World Cup!