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Dallas Cup Inc. is a 501(c)(3) certified non-profit organization, specializing in a world renowned in

Dallas Cup offers the most competitive international youth soccer in North America plus genuine Texas hospitality. The Dallas Cup is by invitation only and teams are selected for invitation based on their competitive performance as shown on the on-line application which is normally available in late summer for the following year’s tournament. All performance information is verified through the Dal

07/09/2026
07/02/2026

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Photos from Dallas Cup's post 06/23/2026

The Dallas Cup is more than North America’s premier youth soccer tournament—it’s a vibrant, international celebration going into our 47th year and a unique opportunity to share your brand's story with a highly engaged audience

⚽️ 100,000 Total Attendees cheering from the sidelines.

🌍 9,000+ Players & Coaches from elite global academies to grassroots clubs.

✈️ 9,000+ Traveling Guests filling local hotels and exploring the city.

📈 $40M+ Projected Economic Impact for the North Texas region.

​The world is coming to Dallas in 2027. We’d love to explore how we can partner together to create meaningful connections on and off the pitch.

​Send us at [email protected] to connect with our partnerships team! 🤝

06/22/2026

From Dallas Cup to the World Stage: The Return of Champions

​The last time Emiliano "Dibu" Martínez and Gonzalo Montiel played in North Texas, they were promising young talents dreaming of the big stage. Martínez last visited in 2011 as an Arsenal academy goalkeeper, while Montiel captained River Plate’s 2015 Gordon Jago Super Group squad.

As some alumni return to Dallas as domestic League Champions, Copa Libertadores and UEFA Champions League winners as professional players, these 2 Dallas Cup alums returns to Dallas as World Cup Champions with Argentina. Their journey from the youth pitches of Dallas to lifting the ultimate prize in Qatar is a testament to their relentless drive.

​Tomorrow, the duo steps back onto the pitch at Dallas Stadium. Argentina will face Austria at 12:00 PM CDT in their second group stage match of the 2026 FIFA World Cup™. Fresh off a commanding 3-0 victory over Algeria in their opener, the reigning champions are looking to cement their dominance in Group J.

​For local fans, it is a full-circle moment watching two former youth standout prospects return as kings of the footballing world. Hopefully, North Texas will see history.

06/21/2026

Thank you, & , for sharing the Dallas Cup's experience with what America is going through right now. Dallas Cup will be heading into our 47th year. The Dallas Cup is more than an International Soccer Tournament. The Dallas Cup Homestay program has the opportunity to share Texas with the world, a mini World Cup experience.

https://www.fox4news.com/news/how-rowlett-family-ended-up-hosting-future-world-cup-star

About the Homestay Program:

Dallas Cup's HomeStay Program, which places participating international teams with local families, encapsulates our core values of Community Engagement and Diversity & Inclusion.

The benefits of such cross-culture exposure is unlimited. Players disregard any social, ethnic, religious or economic prejudices and walk away making friends for life through the love of the game of soccer.

Photos from Dallas Cup's post 06/13/2026

Dallas Cup, your preview to the future. We saw them when ...

2018 Dallas Cup

1st match on American soil of Folarin Balogun

1st meeting of Chris Richards and Folarin Balogun

Discover Balogun holds an American passport.

2026 World Cup

A Brace by Balogun

100% passing completion by Chris

Winning your 1st match in group stage

The Cradle of Football’s Future

Before the global spotlight illuminates AT&T Stadium and the world's greatest players descend upon North Texas, a quiet, decades-old magic has already woven itself into the local fields. For 46 years, Dallas hasn't just been a soccer town. it’s been a time machine.

Every spring, the Dallas Cup transforms regular local pitches into an elite, open-air theater for the future of football. Long before the blinding stadium lights, multi-million dollar contracts, and global adoration, the absolute icons of the sport arrived here as teenagers with nothing but raw ambition and a ball at their feet.

North Texans have sat on simple bleachers, breathing in the crisp spring air, while watching history unfold in real time. They saw a teenage David Beckham whip pinpoint crosses across the grass. They watched a young Wayne Rooney bulldoze through defenses, and a rising Bukayo Saka showcase the breathtaking flair that would eventually captivate England. From Clint Dempsey and Raúl to Alphonso Davies, the origin stories of football’s royalty are etched directly into the North Texas soil.

Now, on the absolute eve of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the pinnacle of the beautiful game. The world is finally turning its eyes to Dallas. Global fans will marvel at the finished masterpieces on the grandest pitch. But local fans share a deeper, exclusive bond with these athletes. As the colossal stadium roars echo across the metroplex, North Texans can look at the superstars leading their nations and softly smile, holding onto the ultimate soccer badge of honor:

"We saw them when.”

Matěj Kovář
Raúl Rangel
Jorge Sánchez
Edson Álvarez
Brian Gutiérrez
Luc de Fougerolles
Jacob Shaffelburg
Tajon Buchanan
Alphonso Davies
Ali Ahmed
Gregor Kobel
Matheus Cunha
Louicius Deedson
Cameron Burgess
Chris Richards
Antonee Robinson
Auston Trusty
Weston McKennie
Ricardo Pepi
Haji Wright
Folarin Balogun
Mark McKenzie
Joe Scally
Alejandro Zendejas
Juninho Bacuna
Tahith Chong
Carl Starfelt
Jesper Karlström
Viktor Gyökeres
Hjalmar Ekdal
Álex Baena
Mory Diaw
Gonzalo Montiel
Emiliano Martínez
Ivan Perišić
Bukayo Saka
Anthony Gordon
Jerome Opoku

#worldcup #copamundial 06/10/2026

The Cradle of Football’s Future Before the global spotlight illuminates AT&T Stadium and the world's greatest players descend upon North Texas, a quiet, decades-old magic has already woven itself into the local fields. For 46 years, Dallas hasn't just been a soccer town. it’s been a time machine. Every spring, the Dallas Cup transforms regular local pitches into an elite, open-air theater for the future of football. Long before the blinding stadium lights, multi-million dollar contracts, and global adoration, the absolute icons of the sport arrived here as teenagers with nothing but raw ambition and a ball at their feet. North Texans have sat on simple bleachers, breathing in the crisp spring air, while watching history unfold in real time. They saw a teenage David Beckham whip pinpoint crosses across the grass. They watched a young Wayne Rooney bulldoze through defenses, and a rising Bukayo Saka showcase the breathtaking flair that would eventually captivate England. From Clint Dempsey and Raúl to Alphonso Davies, the origin stories of football’s royalty are etched directly into the North Texas soil. Now, on the absolute eve of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the pinnacle of the beautiful game. The world is finally turning its eyes to Dallas. Global fans will marvel at the finished masterpieces on the grandest pitch. But local fans share a deeper, exclusive bond with these athletes. As the colossal stadium roars echo across the metroplex, North Texans can look at the superstars leading their nations and softly smile, holding onto the ultimate soccer badge of honor: "We saw them when.” Matěj Kovář Raúl Rangel Jorge Sánchez Edson Álvarez Brian Gutiérrez Luc de Fougerolles Jacob Shaffelburg Tajon Buchanan Alphonso Davies Ali Ahmed Gregor Kobel Matheus Cunha Louicius Deedson Cameron Burgess Chris Richards Antonee Robinson Auston Trusty Weston McKennie Ricardo Pepi Haji Wright Folarin Balogun Mark McKenzie Joe Scally Alejandro Zendejas Juninho Bacuna Tahith Chong Carl Starfelt Jesper Karlström Viktor Gyökeres Hjalmar Ekdal Álex Baena Mory Diaw Gonzalo Montiel Emiliano Martínez Ivan Perišić Bukayo Saka Anthony Gordon Jerome Opoku #worldcup #copamundial

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