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FIFA, football's global governing body, decides who hosts the World Cup. Countries submit bids, often involving extensive planning for stadiums, infrastructure, and security. FIFA then evaluates these bids based on various criteria, including financial guarantees and the potential for revenue generation, which is why the US's strong sales performance is so appealing to them.
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