2026 FIFA World Cup Logo Leaked?
Nov 29, 2022, by John
In the past month, an image of the alleged 2026 World Cup logo along with three mascots has circulated the internet.
Is This The 2026 World Cup Logo?
Here is the apparently leaked logo for the next World Cup, set to have three hosting nations in the form of the USA, Mexico and Canada.
From the symbols featured in this logo, it seems quite clear who is represented by what. The famous Canadian maple leaf appears around the top of the World Cup trophy, in the traditional red color as well.
Mexico come on the left side, which is green and likely represents a cactus. Finally, the United States come in the form of a blue star on the right side. Fitting the occasion, the word 'United' is written below the logo.
Just a concept
However, when we did some digging, we found several indicators that clearly suggest that this logo is just a fan concept and not the official design.
It is feasible that the 2026 logo could be revealed in early summer of 2023
A different version of the logo, featuring a snake rather than a cactus to represent Mexico, was shared on Reddit on October 22nd. The earliest mention of the logo that's been shared around online appears to be a post on Troll Football from October 21st.
Considering that the 2022 World Cup logo was unveiled in September of 2019, more than three years before the tournament in Qatar, it is feasible that the 2026 logo could be revealed in early summer of 2023.
Mascots Are Definitely Fake
Images of the mascots for each of the three hosts have also made the rounds on Twitter, however, these are surely fake.
The reason for this is that World Cup mascots are only presented about a year in advance to the actual tournament. It is quite unrealistic that something such as this would already leak three years in advance.
In addition to this, all three mascots feature stereotypes of their respective nations, especially the Mexican cactus wearing a Sombrero and a mustache.
What do you think of the concept for the 2026 World Cup logo? Do you like the representations of the three hosting nations? Comment below.
O'Neills Royale Union Saint-Gilloise 26-27 Third Kit Released - No More Nike
Royale Union Saint-Gilloise and Irish brand O'Neills have officially launched the club's new third kit for the 26-27 campaign. The release completes Union SG's first full kit set under O'Neills, following the conclusion of the club's multi-year contract with Nike.
The Union SG 26-27 third jersey blends the club's signature yellow and blue into a dark green base, celebrating the natural scenery of Duden Park. The shirt features thin navy pinstripes alongside an intricate tonal pattern inspired by the historic stained glass window from the team's 100-year-old stadium stand. A contrasting navy polo collar and cuffs frame the jersey, while the club crest, O'Neills branding, and Orange sponsor logo appear in rich gold.
The O'Neills Royale Union Saint-Gilloise 26-27 third shirt is available now through the club's official online store in both short-sleeved and long-sleeved editions.
Slavia Praha 26-27 Third Kit Released
Slavia Praha and Castore have officially unveiled their new third kit for the 2026-27 season. Designed in collaboration with renowned Czech graphic designer Pavel Fuksa, the shirt completes the club's wardrobe for the campaign following the earlier launch of their home and away strips.
The Castore Slavia Prague 26-27 third jersey introduces a pale butter-yellow base paired with dark navy accents. The standout element across the shirt is a subtle tonal topographical pattern of contour lines interspersed with small navy elevation triangles, symbolizing the peaks the club has conquered throughout its history and its drive to reach new heights. A dark navy V-neck collar, navy sleeve cuffs, and matching side inserts frame the look.
Completing the clean aesthetic, the shirt features monochrome navy branding, including the Castore wings on the right chest, the eToro front sponsor logo, and Slavia's iconic upside-down star crest topped with two championship stars on the left chest. Pale yellow shorts and socks round off the full 26-27 third kit.
Bangkok United 26-27 Kits Revealed
Thai League powerhouse Bangkok United have officially unveiled their new 2026-27 kit collection made by Adidas. Presented under the campaign slogan "Built to Rise," the launch reveals a complete and colorful lineup of outfield and goalkeeper jerseys for the upcoming season.
The 26-27 home kit is centered around the club's signature red base, paired with a tonal horizontal stripe pattern across the front and classic white Adidas three stripes along the shoulders. The away shirt presents a clean white look detailed with red branding and accents. Rounding out the wide-ranging collection are bold alternate options in yellow, rich purple, and soft pink, alongside a dark patterned goalkeeper jersey.
All jerseys in the range incorporate the club crest on the left chest and Adidas logo on the right, accompanied by the team's key sponsors including True and CP. What do you think of Bangkok United's 2026-27 Adidas lineup?
Notts County 26-27 Away Kit Released - Inspired by Juventus
Notts County and Puma have officially unveiled their new away kit for the 2026-27 season. The fresh strip pays homage to one of the most famous and unique relationships in world football, reversing the historical connection between Notts County and Italian giants Juventus.
More than 120 years after Juventus famously adopted Notts County's black and white stripes in 1903, the Magpies return the favor with an all-pink shirt mirroring the Old Lady's original colors. The Puma Notts County 2026-27 away jersey features a clean light pink base paired with black accents on the sleeve cuffs and a buttoned henley collar, finished with monochrome black branding and club crest.
The new Notts County 26-27 away kit is available to purchase now through the club's official retail channels, completing their kit set for the season alongside the traditional striped home shirt and the heritage third kit.
PSG and Coca-Cola Reunite in Global Deal, Reveal Limited-Edition Collector Can
Paris Saint-Germain and Coca-Cola France have officially announced the return of their historic collaboration with a new global partnership running through 2029. The agreement revives a relationship that previously spanned over two decades, once again establishing the beverage giant as an official partner of the French champions. Alongside Coca-Cola, sports drink brand Powerade will also be integrated into the club's athletic and matchday setups, while a new experiential fan space is set to be introduced at the Parc des Princes.
To celebrate the renewed deal and PSG's 25-26 campaign, Coca-Cola is releasing an exclusive limited-edition collector can. Styled in the club's iconic blue, red, and white colors inspired by the classic Hechter stripe design, the can prominently features the PSG crest alongside Coca-Cola's signature branding. A limited run of 400,000 collector cans will be produced, hitting shelves starting October 12, 2026, across more than 650 Carrefour stores in the Île-de-France region while supplies last.
Chelsea Extend Partnership With FPT for 26-27 Season
Chelsea FC and global technology services provider FPT Corporation have officially announced the extension of their partnership into the 26-27 season. Under the renewed agreement, FPT will continue to collaborate with the Blues as a Global Partner, serving as the club's Official Digital Transformation Partner.
The collaboration originally began in 2025 and saw FPT elevated to Principal Partner status with sleeve branding during the 25-26 campaign. Despite earlier speculation suggesting the partnership might conclude, both parties reached an agreement to maintain their association across digital initiatives, artificial intelligence integration, and fan engagement projects.
Throughout their work together, FPT has contributed to several club technology projects, including the launch of the Megastore Express click-and-collect system as well as the revamped Official Supporters Club platform. The extension ensures the Vietnamese tech firm remains a key digital contributor at Stamford Bridge throughout the 26-27 season.
PT Prachuap 26-27 Away Kit Released
Thai League 1 side PT Prachuap FC and domestic sportswear brand Ari have officially unveiled the club's new away kit for the 2026-27 campaign.
The Ari PT Prachuap 26-27 away shirt is predominantly off-white with a sharp black V-neck collar. The flanks feature dynamic color-blocked panels in charcoal grey and vibrant orange, while a subtle tonal topographic map pattern is integrated across the torso as a nod to the coastal geography of Prachuap Khiri Khan province. The club's Killer Wasps crest and sponsor applications are styled in clean monochrome black.
Matching off-white shorts and socks detailed with orange top bands and black Ari branding complete the new PT Prachuap 2026-27 away uniform.
Atlético Celaya 26-27 Home Kit Released
Mexican brand Keuka has officially launched the new Atlético Celaya 26-27 home kit, which will be worn by the Liga Premier side in the upcoming campaign. The jersey was revealed during a special presentation event at the club's stadium and pays tribute to the Toros' rich history.
The Keuka Atlético Celaya 2026-27 home shirt features the club's traditional white base complemented by a prominent royal blue chevron across the chest. Integrated inside the V-shaped panel is a textured illustration of a charging bull, highlighting the club's iconic identity. A classic blue collar, blue sleeve cuffs, and navy and red sponsor details complete the look.
White shorts and socks complete the full Atlético Celaya 26-27 home uniform, which takes inspiration from retro designs worn throughout the team's historical campaigns.
Baniyas Club 26-27 Home Kit Released
UAE Pro League side Baniyas Club has officially unveiled its new home kit for the 26-27 season, produced once again by Italian sportswear brand Macron. The new jersey maintains the Abu Dhabi club's signature sky blue identity while introducing updated modern details.
The Macron Baniyas Club 2026-27 home shirt features a bright sky blue base complemented by a subtle heathered pattern across the raglan sleeves. Navy and white trims detail the crew neck collar and sleeve cuffs, while the Macron Hero logo sits on the right chest alongside the UAE flag placed centrally. On the upper back beneath the collar, the shirt features a discreet "BANIYAS 81" graphic celebrating the club's foundation year.
What do you think of Baniyas Club's new 26-27 home kit? Let us know in the comments below.