Official FIFA World Cup 2026 Logo
FIFA has unveiled the official logo and brand identity for the World Cup to be hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
The International Federation of Association Football has introduced the official emblem of the 2026 World Cup in Los Angeles.
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#WeAre26 was the slogan chosen to reveal the graphics that will identify the most important national team tournament on the planet and its respective host cities.
The logo for the 23rd edition features a minimalist design, displaying the silhouettes of the numbers “2” and “6” stacked vertically to form the year of the tournament, intertwined into a bold 26.
Inside, a realistic render of the iconic trophy that world champions have raised since Germany 1974 is featured, with the FIFA initials positioned below.
The primary color palette will be white, black, and gold, while various shades will be added to accompany the host city identities, representing diversity and the wide range of venues.
“It is a moment when three countries and an entire continent collectively say: ‘We are united as one to welcome the world and deliver the biggest, best and most inclusive FIFA World Cup ever.’ The competition will provide host countries and participating teams with the chance to write their own page in history books. In this sense, this unique brand is a major step on the road to 2026.”
– Gianni Infantino (FIFA President)
The 2026 World Cup:
Dates: Opening Match: Thursday, June 11, 2026. Final: Sunday, July 19.
The First 3 Qualifiers: The hosts (Canada, Mexico, and the United States) already have their spots secured in the competition.
48 Participants: For the first time in history, 48 national teams will participate, with a total of 46 slots allocated to each confederation (AFC -8-, CAF -9-, CONCACAF -6-, CONMEBOL -6-, OFC -1-, and UEFA -16-) and 2 decided in a six-participant inter-confederation play-off tournament played shortly before the championship.
16 Host Cities: United States: Atlanta, Boston, Dallas, Houston, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Miami, New York/New Jersey, Philadelphia, San Francisco, and Seattle. Canada: Vancouver and Toronto. Mexico: Guadalajara, Mexico City, and Monterrey.