Excitement Builds as FIFA Unveils 2026 World Cup Mascots
The official mascots for the 2026 World Cup have been revealed, symbolizing the host nations' spirit and love for the game. Get ready to meet Maple the Moose from Canada, Zayu the Jaguar from Mexico, and Clutch the Bald Eagle from the United States!
FIFA has unveiled the official mascots for the 2026 World Cup, with each host nation represented by a unique character. Maple the Moose stands for Canada, Zayu the Jaguar for Mexico, and Clutch the Bald Eagle for the United States, reflecting cultural diversity and shared passion for the global game. The 2026 World Cup kicks off next June.
Canada's Maple the Moose
Maple the Moose encapsulates the essence of Canada, known for its beautiful maple forests and diverse wildlife. As a symbol of strength and resilience, the moose represents the Canadian spirit both on and off the field.
Mexico's Zayu the Jaguar
Zayu the Jaguar embodies the rich culture and heritage of Mexico, a land known for its ancient civilizations and vibrant wildlife. Jaguars hold a special place in Mexican folklore, revered for their power and agility.
United States' Clutch the Bald Eagle
Clutch the Bald Eagle represents the United States, synonymous with freedom and patriotism. The bald eagle, a national symbol, exudes strength and grace, symbolizing the American spirit and determination.
