LEGO readies FIFA World Cup 2026 Trophy set

LEGO has teamed up with FIFA to launch a FIFA World Cup 2026 Trophy set.

Landing in March, the 1:1 detailed replica is made of 2,842 LEGO pieces and includes a hidden scene that can be opened via a pullable slip in the upper globe section.

Inside the set is the 2026 World Cup logo as well as an exclusive branded minifigure holding a mini–FIFA World Cup trophy toy. A printed plaque underneath the base lists all the winning teams of the World Cup trophy since 1974.

“The LEGO brand has always celebrated the power of creativity, inspiring people of all ages to connect through the joy of building and play,” said Julia Goldin, Chief Product & Marketing Officer at the LEGO Group.

“Collaborating with the FIFA World Cup 2026 presents an incredible opportunity to honour the world’s most iconic tournament and the global passion it ignites. The FIFA World Cup Trophy stands as a universal symbol of achievement and unity, and now, through the creativity of the LEGO brick, fans everywhere can experience the excitement of it – piece by piece – in true LEGO style.

“This marks just the beginning of our collaboration, and we’re thrilled to unite families and fans around the world in celebrating football, imagination, and one of the sport’s most legendary symbols in a whole new way.”

Romy Gai, FIFA Chief Business Officer, added: “The LEGO brand is one of the world’s most loved and iconic brands, so joining forces with them to present football fans around the globe an opportunity to build their very own version of sport’s most prestigious trophy, the FIFA World Cup, provides perfect synergy.

“It is the first time FIFA and the LEGO Group have teamed up on such a project. With the biggest, best and most inclusive FIFA World Cup fast approaching, we hope fans take this opportunity to embrace the spirit of the global game’s greatest event, and bring a little piece of the party into their homes to keep forever.”

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