Meet the three official mascots of the 2026 World Cup
Canada · MooseA creative, big-hearted moose representing Canada. Maple brings the playmaker's flair — a midfield artist who loves the arts and the outdoors.
Mexico · JaguarA bold, passionate jaguar from Mexico. Zayu is the fearless striker of the trio — pride, power and an electric love for the game.
USA · Bald eagleA confident bald eagle representing the USA. Clutch is the last line of defence — the goalkeeper who shows up when it matters most.
“Trionda” (three waves) celebrates the first three-nation World Cup — its design weaves together the colours and symbols of Canada, Mexico and the USA. The first 48-team, 104-match tournament needs a ball built for it.