"One of the things that sports fans will be looking forward to this 2026 is that it's a World Cup year. Still the most-watched sports event in the world, this year's edition will be jointly hosted by the U.S, Canada, and Mexico this June-July. We've already seen several merchandise announced in 2025 and we can expect more to be released in the months leading up to the quadrennial soccer, excuse me, football, tournament."
"This 1,498-piece round LEGO build is 2.8 inches in height, 15″ long, and 10.3″ wide once you've fully assembled it. While it's obviously shaped like a ball, it isn't something you can actually kick around on the pitch or in your backyard. It's more of a toy for building alone or together and then displaying on your mantle. Another reason why you shouldn't be kicking this ball around is that there's a surprise within."
"You can display this LEGO set as a soccer ball replica (although it's not an exact replica of the official 2026 match ball) or show it opened up to show the intricate stadium inside. That's two completely different display options in just one set, perfect for showing off on your shelves, desks, or if you're a super LEGO fan, in your dedicated LEGO display area. What really elevates the LE"
World Cup 2026 will be jointly hosted by the U.S., Canada, and Mexico in June–July, generating widespread merchandise releases in 2025 and beyond. LEGO released multiple official FIFA World Cup items including a trophy replica and player dioramas, and plans a new LEGO Editions 43019 Soccer Ball set. The set contains 1,498 pieces and measures 2.8 inches high, 15″ long, and 10.3″ wide when assembled. The ball is a display model rather than a playable football. The sphere opens to reveal a complete miniature stadium with stands, a pitch, and static miniature fans and players. The set offers two display modes: closed ball and opened stadium.
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