FIFA's expenses for pitch standardization

The developed hybrid grass system for the 2026 World Cup successfully presented football pitches considered to be the best ever, thanks to massive investments and ongoing scientific development that lasted for five years under the leadership of Canadian Professor John Sorushan. The project relied on complex physical and engineering research to ensure high-performance grass interaction, with species variation according to climate and terrain across 16 stadiums in Canada, Mexico, and the United States, at a cost ranging from $300,000 to $13 million per site. Technology contributed to player protection and achieved a unified technical performance across all stadiums.

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