This is another achievement,” he shared. Currently, Culiacán is part of a state effort supported by the Government of Mexico, where 64 synthetic grass soccer fields are being built in Sinaloa, 8 of which are being developed in the capital, as part of the social legacy that President Claudia Sheinbaum is promoting towards the World Cup. With these actions, the municipality is not only preparing to live football, but to do so from a social, inclusive, and transformative perspective, where the true legacy is measured in well-being for communities. In line with the national policy promoted by the President of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, aimed at making the FIFA World Cup transcend as a tool for social well-being, the municipality of Culiacán is advancing in the implementation of the “Social World Cup” program, consolidating itself as a benchmark in the construction of community sports spaces. From the La Puerta subdivision, where a new synthetic grass soccer field was handed over, Mayor Juan de Dios Gámez highlighted that Culiacán is not only strengthening its sports infrastructure but is also integrating into a country vision that seeks to bring opportunities, inclusion, and development to girls, boys, and young people through sports. The project, built on a surface of 1,086 square meters with an investment of over 2.8 million pesos, is part of this national effort to recover public spaces and turn them into centers for coexistence, prevention, and social cohesion. The complex includes a roof, lighting system, and optimal conditions for its permanent use. During the event, the mayor emphasized that the “Social World Cup” represents a new way of understanding sports as public policy: not just as competition, but as an instrument for social transformation. “The truth is, seeing these spaces filled with girls, boys, adolescents, and families coexisting fills us with pride. To these 25, another 8 will be added that the Federal Government is building. In this context, the holding of the first Children's World Cup of Soccer in Culiacán was announced, an event that is part of the spirit of the “Social World Cup” and will allow bringing the football experience to the neighborhoods, promoting the participation of children's teams in various venues. This event will include the participation of nearly 50 teams over five days, but it is projected to be a permanent plan. The child Jesús Antonio, a member of the Fortaleza team, expressed the impact this type of action has on his community. “Thank you for this achievement and this great advance for our team, we want to share the happiness of girls, boys, moms, and dads, since we will receive better training, we will have home games, tournaments, and it is a lot of emotion that I am sharing at this moment, thank you Mr. President and all your work team. This is exactly what this national policy seeks: for sports to be lived in community and to generate well-being,” he expressed. He informed that this is field number 21 of a total of 25 planned in the municipality, as part of a strategy that seeks to expand sports infrastructure in different areas of the city, aligned with the objectives of the Government of Mexico.