FIFA and Mexican authorities have repeatedly confirmed that all 13 World Cup matches scheduled across Estadio Azteca in Mexico City, Estadio Akron in Guadalajara, and Estadio BBVA in Monterrey will proceed at their original venues, with no relocation announcements issued despite earlier February 2026 security concerns tied to regional unrest. Heavy security deployments, including perimeter fencing and personnel around host stadiums, plus public statements from Mexico’s president and FIFA emphasizing fan safety, underpin the 96.6% implied probability traders assign to “No.” The June 11 opener at Mexico City Stadium and full group-stage schedule for the host nation further lock in preparations. Realistic shifts remain possible only through an unforeseen major escalation in security conditions or force-majeure events, though FIFA regulations treat relocation as a last resort requiring broad consensus.