Azteca Stadium Which Saw Pele, Maradona Lifting FIFA World Cups Undergoes Name Change
Azteca was the first stadium to host two World Cup finals, won by Pele's Brazil in 1970 and Diego Maradona's Argentina in ...
Mexico News Daily1d
Estadio Azteca renamed in deal to fund World Cup renovations
Mexico City’s iconic Estadio Azteca (Aztec Stadium) has been renamed Estadio Banorte as part of a deal to fund World Cup ...
A $106 Million Renovation of Aztec Stadium: The Rebirth of Another Football Legend
With the 2026 FIFA World Cup approaching, Mexico City's Aztec Stadium is also entering its momentous phase. Recently, Aztec Stadium was officially renamed Banorte Stadium and undergone a $106 million ...
Buenos Aires Times6d
Residents in ‘Barrio de Dios’ want justice for Diego Maradona's death
In La Paternal, the neighbourhood where Diego Maradona took his first professional steps as a footballer, residents want ...
Aztec Stadium's Magnificent Transformation: Reshaping Legends for the Glorious Moment of the World Cup
Aztec Stadium ranks among the largest football stadiums in Latin America. It has hosted historic events that have left lasting impressions on fans and players alike. For instance, in 1970, Pelé led ...
Quakes star Hernán López has shoulder surgery, Maradona’s great-nephew expected to miss 3-4 months
The Quakes said López is expected to miss three to four months. If the left-footer returns by July 1 the Quakes would still ...
The Telegraph4d
Azteca Stadium has changed its name ahead of its third men's World Cup next year
Azteca was the first stadium to host two World Cup finals, won by Pele's Brazil in 1970 and Diego Maradona's Argentina in 1986. Mexico is sharing the 2026 World Cup with the United States and ...