Brazil has officially selected Red Bull New York’s new training complex in Morris Township, New Jersey, as its home base for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

The facility, which will operate as the Columbia Park Training Facility during the tournament, opened earlier this year and features eight full-size training fields, state-of-the-art fitness centers, advanced medical and recovery facilities, and cutting-edge performance technology.

Brazil head coach Carlo Ancelotti welcomed the decision, praising the modern infrastructure and training environment.

“We are very pleased with this decision,” Ancelotti said. “The training center is new, modern, and offers all the conditions for our work before and during the World Cup.”

Five-time world champions Brazil enter the tournament as one of the favorites. Drawn into Group C, the Selecao will open their campaign against Morocco at MetLife Stadium on June 13 before facing Haiti in Philadelphia and Scotland in Miami.

Brazil is aiming to capture its sixth FIFA World Cup title and its first since lifting the trophy in 2002.