JP Dellacamera Calls Time on World Cup Broadcasting Career

Veteran football commentator JP Dellacamera has announced that the 2026 World Cup will be his final tournament on the microphone. He revealed his decision to The Philadelphia Inquirer, citing the tournament's return to North America and the conclusion of Fox's broadcasting rights as key factors.
After a distinguished 40-year tenure calling the world's premier football competition, JP Dellacamera has declared his intention to step down from World Cup broadcasting. His journey began with his first World Cup call from a CBC studio in Toronto, and now he's set to sign off from the sport's biggest global spectacle.
Dellacamera shared with The Philadelphia Inquirer that the timing felt opportune for his departure. The prospect of the tournament being held on home soil in North America, coupled with the impending end of Fox's current broadcast deal, presented what he views as the ideal moment to conclude his World Cup coverage.
Dellacamera's exit marks the end of an era for many fans who have grown up with his voice narrating countless iconic World Cup moments.

