The FIFA World Cup 2026 logo shows the FIFA World Cup Trophy placed in front of the stacked number “26,” with the FIFA wordmark below. The main version uses a black background, white numerals and a photographic gold trophy as the central image.

The design marks the first time a FIFA World Cup emblem has used the actual trophy image as the main visual element. The stacked “26” identifies the tournament year, while the trophy places the competition’s prize at the centre of the brand.

The logo was unveiled by FIFA in Los Angeles in May 2023 under the “We Are 26” campaign. It was created for the first World Cup hosted by three countries: Canada, Mexico and the United States.

Unlike many earlier World Cup logos built around local symbols, the 2026 identity was designed as a flexible system, with host-city versions adapting the same trophy-and-year structure to local colours and graphics.

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Official emblem for the FIFA World Cup 2026, hosted in USA/Canada/Mexico. This page focuses on the edition logo for fans and researchers. A high‑quality PNG with a transparent background is provided for reference.