With the anticipation of the 2026 FIFA World Cup co-hosted by the U.S., Mexico, and Canada, FIFA has launched a vibrant series of city-specific posters. These 16 designs are the first of their kind for a World Cup and reflect the unique artistic spirit of each host city. Local artists designed most posters, with Mexican artist Cuemanche contributing to those for the Mexican sites. The posters aim not only to celebrate local culture but also to generate excitement for a tournament that is more than a year away.
FIFA's release of city-specific posters marks the first of its kind for a World Cup, aiming to reflect the cultural spirit of each host city.
The collection of posters successfully showcases the unique artistic identity of each location while generating excitement for the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Local artists were commissioned for the designs, highlighting creativity and community engagement; Cuemanche was enlisted for the three Mexican host cities.
Personal preferences might differ among the designs, but overall, the posters are considered visually striking and effectively convey the spirit of the event.
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