Watch the Rumors of Rumors: The 2026 FIFA World Cup Predictions

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is set to be held in the United States, Canada and Mexico. With just over two years until the tournament kicks off, it's time to start speculating about what might happen during the competition.

One area where speculation is particularly intense is in relation to the potential for there to be a lot of talk about rumors of rumors. These are typically speculative predictions made by fans or experts based on available information and their own opinions.

One such rumor that has been making headlines recently is that the 2026 World Cup could feature a group stage format similar to the one used at the 1998 World Cup. This would mean that teams would play each other twice, with only four groups of six teams each.

There have also been reports suggesting that the tournament could include some sort of "super league" format, which would see the top teams from different countries compete against each other in a single-elimination tournament. This would likely result in some high-stakes matches and potentially lead to controversy among fans who feel that the best teams should not be competing against each other.

Of course, these rumors are just that - rumors. While they may be interesting to speculate about, they don't necessarily reflect the reality of how the 2026 World Cup will unfold. Ultimately, the final decisions regarding the tournament's format and structure will be made by FIFA, and it's up to them to decide what is best for the tournament as a whole.

Regardless of whether any of these rumors come to fruition, it's clear that the 2026 World Cup promises to be a highly anticipated event. With so much talk already surrounding the tournament, it's sure to be an exciting few months leading up to the kick-off ceremony in June 2026.