U.S. national team star Weston McKennie will be one of the featured athletes in Destination World Cup, an upcoming original docuseries from the streaming service Tubi. Alongside McKennie, the six-episode series will also spotlight Marc Cucurella of Spain and Harry Wilson of Wales. The docuseries aims to provide a unique look into the personal journeys of these global soccer stars as they prepare for the prestigious World Cup, which will be co-hosted by the U.S., Canada, and Mexico in 2026.
A Look Behind the Scenes of World Cup Preparation
Destination World Cup will delve deep into the pressures and challenges faced by the three athletes as they aim for the world’s most coveted sporting prize. The show will highlight McKennie, Cucurella, and Wilson as they battle to qualify, face expectations from their countries, and navigate the additional stress of competing in the first-ever World Cup hosted by three nations. With 48 teams competing for the first time, the stakes are higher than ever, and the docuseries will offer fans an inside look at what it takes to make it to the World Cup stage.
Tubi’s Vision: Bringing Fans Closer to the Action
The series promises to connect fans with the human side of soccer, exploring the intensity, ambition, and personal stories of the players as they prepare for this monumental event. “We’re bringing fans together, regardless of which team they’re rooting for,” said Adam Lewinson, Tubi’s Chief Content Officer. The first episode of Destination World Cup is set to premiere exclusively on Tubi on April 30, providing fans with a front-row seat to the excitement leading up to the 2026 World Cup.
McKennie’s Stellar Form Ahead of 2026 World Cup
As one of the U.S. team’s standout players, McKennie has been in excellent form for Juventus, with a career-high eight goals and seven assists this season. The 27-year-old midfielder will also be part of the U.S. squad for upcoming international friendlies against Belgium and Portugal, which will serve as final tune-ups before the 2026 World Cup. McKennie’s performance will be crucial as the U.S. prepares for the tournament, where he’ll aim to build on his experience from the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, where he played in all four matches for the Americans.
