⚽ Check out the 2026 FIFAWorldCup logo.
The logo accompanies the hashtag #WeAre26, which FIFA hopes is used by fans as the summer start date in 2026 gradually approaches.
“WE ARE 26 is a rallying cry,” Infantino said. “It’s 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 tournament will enable each host country and participating team to write their own page in the history books of FIFA World Cups, and this unique brand is a major step on that road to 2026.
This will mark the third time the men's tournament will transpire in North America. Mexico was a solo host in 1970 and 1986, and the U.S. last hosted it in 1994. Canada, meanwhile, will be a first-time host.
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