Visa Canada has inaugurated a street soccer park at Nathan Phillips Square in Toronto, contributing CA$200,000 to the city's Soccer for All Legacy program. This temporary park, open until July 19, features two professional-grade mini-fields and local soccer-inspired art, aiming to foster community engagement and support youth access to soccer. The initiative is part of Visa's broader North American partnership with Street Soccer Canada/USA and aligns with the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2026. After the tournament, the park will be relocated to a permanent site in Toronto to continue benefiting the community.
Visa Canada has launched the Visa Street Soccer Park at Nathan Phillips Square in Toronto, ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026. The park features two professional-grade mini soccer pitches and local soccer-themed art, serving as a community hub until Ju...
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