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Mexico would be a dream location for South Africa's base camp at the 2026 FIFA World Cup
The Mercury
|November 28, 2025
AFTER next Friday's final draw in Washington DC, for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, South Africa’s footballing hopes are centred on one crucial decision: the selection of their base camp.
After the draw, teams will be allocated to geographic zones: East, Central, and West. These zones will dictate the locations of their group matches. Mexico is in the East zone, and South Africa would be eager to establish its base camp there.
Selecting a base camp is a critical decision for each team, as it serves as their operational centre throughout the group stage.
Mexico, known for its vibrant football culture and excellent facilities, offers numerous advantages for the South African squad, including warm-weather training sessions and a readily accessible fan base eager to support them.
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