Archive · 20 Jul 2026
FIFA President Visits Spain After World Cup 2026 Win
Spain won the FIFA World Cup 2026 by beating Argentina 1-0 in a thrilling final.
The winning goal was scored by Ferran Torres in extra time.
After the match, FIFA president Gianni Infantino visited the Spain dressing room to congratulate the team.
He gave them miniature World Cup trophies and special championship rings.
These rings are new for the World Cup and are inspired by American sports.
Each ring is unique and has the team's identity on it.
Spain also received a lot of prize money, more than the previous winners.
The rings and money are part of FIFA's efforts to make the World Cup more special.
Spain won their second FIFA World Cup title by defeating Argentina 1-0 in the final, with Ferran Torres scoring the winning goal in extra time.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino visited the Spain dressing room to congratulate the team and presented them with miniature World Cup trophies and inaugural championship rings.
The championship rings, introduced for the first time, feature the FIFA World Cup trophy on one side and the team's identity on the other, with each ring individually numbered and custom-fitted.
Spain received USD 51 million in prize money, surpassing the amount received by Argentina in the 2022 World Cup, highlighting FIFA's increased investment in the tournament.
Only 2,026 championship rings were produced, with 30 reserved and presented to Spain, commemorating the tournament and its champions.
- Who
- Spain's national football team and FIFA president Gianni Infantino
- What
- Spain won the FIFA World Cup 2026 and received championship rings and prize money
- When
- The final took place on Sunday in New York
- Where
- MetLife Stadium, New York
- Why
- To celebrate Spain's victory and introduce new traditions for the World Cup
Spain's Historic Win
FIFA's New Traditions
Spain's Victory
Spain's Historic Win
Spain won their second FIFA World Cup title in a thrilling final against Argentina, with Ferran Torres scoring the winning goal in extra time.
FIFA's New Traditions
The victory marks a significant achievement in Spain's football history.
FIFA's New Traditions
Spain's Historic Win
FIFA introduced championship rings for the first time, inspired by American sports culture, to commemorate the tournament.
FIFA's New Traditions
The rings are custom-designed, individually numbered, and accompanied by certificates of authenticity, with 30 rings presented to Spain.
- Event
- FIFA World Cup 2026 Final
- Winner
- Spain
- Winning Goal Scorer
- Ferran Torres
- Prize Money
- USD 51 million (approximately ₹491.86 crore)
- Championship Rings
- 2,026 rings produced, 30 presented to Spain
- FIFA President
- Gianni Infantino
- Venue
- MetLife Stadium, New York