Mass Shooting Leaves Nine Injured Near England’s World Cup Base in Kansas City

England’s World Cup base in Missouri.



KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI — Nine people were injured in a shooting near England’s planned World Cup training base in Kansas City, Missouri, according to local authorities.

Police responded to reports of gunfire on Troost Avenue, an area located a short drive from the training facility and team hotel that England is expected to use during the upcoming FIFA World Cup tournament.

Emergency responders rushed to the scene and treated multiple victims before transporting them to nearby hospitals. Officials said nine people suffered injuries, though the severity of those injuries has not yet been fully disclosed.

Authorities secured the area and launched an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the shooting. Detectives are gathering evidence, reviewing surveillance footage, and interviewing witnesses as they work to identify those responsible.

At this time, police have not released information regarding possible suspects or a motive for the shooting. Residents and visitors are being urged to avoid the area while the investigation remains active.

The incident has drawn attention due to its proximity to England’s World Cup base, though there is currently no indication that the team or tournament operations were directly involved.

This remains a developing story, and additional details are expected as authorities continue their investigation.