Archive · 26 Sep 2025
FIFA 2026 World Cup Mascots Unveiled
The FIFA World Cup 2026 has mascots!
These are special characters that represent the three countries hosting the games: the US, Canada, and Mexico.
Clutch, the Bald Eagle, stands for the United States.
Maple, the Moose, represents Canada, known for artistic skills and individual style.
Zayu, the Jaguar, from Mexico, loves Mexican culture.
These mascots aren't just for show; they're supposed to get people excited about the games.
The World Cup starts in June 2026, with the final match in July.
The mascots bring fun and spirit to the competition, celebrating the cultures of the host nations and the love of the game.
Clutch the Bald Eagle represents the US.
Maple the Moose is the mascot for Canada.
Zayu the Jaguar represents Mexico.
Each mascot embodies aspects of their country's culture.
The 2026 World Cup starts June 11, 2026.
- Who
- Clutch the Bald Eagle (US), Maple the Moose (Canada), and Zayu the Jaguar (Mexico)
- What
- Mascots for the FIFA World Cup 2026 were revealed.
- When
- The mascots were revealed before the 2026 World Cup.
- Where
- The mascots represent the US, Canada, and Mexico.
- Why
- To represent the host nations and promote the tournament.
- Tournament
- FIFA World Cup 2026
- Mascots
- Clutch (US), Maple (Canada), Zayu (Mexico)
- Clutch
- Bald Eagle
- Maple
- Moose
- Zayu
- Jaguar
- Start Date
- June 11, 2026
- Final Date
- July 19, 2026