2026 World Cup Ball: Trionda – The Official Game Ball

Adidas has specially crafted the official match ball for the 2026 World Cup, named 'Trionda', specifically for this tournament.

It blends advanced technology with a distinctive, energetic design that represents the three host countries: the USA, Canada, and Mexico.

Its bright colors reflect cultural and geographical influences, while the textured surface provides excellent control and handling.

The aerodynamic design ensures accurate flight, and the robust materials are made to endure the rigorous challenges of World Cup matches.

2026 World Cup Trophy

The FIFA World Cup trophy, measuring 36.8 cm in height and weighing 6,175 grams, has been awarded since 1974 as the ultimate emblem of football excellence.

It was introduced after the original Jules Rimet Trophy, which was first awarded in 1930, was given toBrazil when the most successful team in the tournament's history claimed it for the third time.

According to Marca, US President Donald Trump is anticipated to present the trophy to the champions at MetLife Stadium on July 19th, 2026.

Crafted from 18-carat gold, it depicts two human figures lifting the globe, symbolizing teamwork, sporting excellence, and global recognition.

Raising the trophy is a moment that players, countries, and fans will cherish forever. Since its creation, the FIFA trophy has become the world’s most iconic symbol of football achievement.

Medals

The medals for the 2026 World Cup will be distributed in gold, silver, and bronze. Each medal is carefully designed: the front shows the FIFA emblem, surrounded by intricate reliefs representing football and the globe.

The back displays the tournament logo along with the year of the World Cup.

Made from premium materials with a polished finish, every detail is highlighted. The ribbons feature the colors of the host countries, making each medal not only a prize but also a memorable keepsake from the tournament.

For many athletes, these medals symbolize lifelong accomplishment and a part of World Cup legacy.