The International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) has announced a unique partnership with 'Lego' ahead of the 2026 World Cup, aiming to combine the fun of building and creativity with a passion for football. The first step in the partnership is the release of an iconic version of the official tournament trophy, made from full-size Lego bricks. For the first time, fans will be able to build a life-size replica of the World Cup, paying attention to every detail. The set consists of 2,842 bricks, including the largest number of gold elements in a single set to date. This initiative is expected to be widely welcomed by Lego fans globally. The trophy's base also features a printed plate with the names of all winning teams since 1974, the 2026 World Cup logo, and a small model of the trophy itself, allowing fans to have an interactive experience and see themselves as heroes, according to the official FIFA website.
