You can’t use them when you play the game, but hands are apparently OK for soccer’s most famous logo – the official emblem of the 2014 World Cup.

Prior to 2002, only one World Cup logo featured the trophy – England 1966, which had an image of the now-missing original Jules Rimet Trophy. From 2002-2010, a stylized icon of the current trophy was ...

sports FC Dallas. World Cup logo reveal garners fan reviews of ‘highly disrespectful’ to ‘very millennial’ The 2026 World Cup logo was conceived by FIFA so that each of the 16 host cities ...

The world's biggest sporting event is coming to Houston, and now we know what the logo looks like. The Houston 2026 World Cup logo is out. There's a meaning behind it.

We've learned not to get our hopes up over World Cup logos after years of boring or unintentionally funny designs, but FIFA revealed the official logo for the 2018 World Cup in Russia, and it's ...

2026 World Cup Logo Officially Revealed by FIFA FIFA President Gianni Infantino and Brazilian icon Ronaldo unveiled the look in Los Angeles on Wednesday By Sanjesh Singh • Published May 18, 2023 ...

Today’s Google logo is another to celebrate the FIFA 2014 World Cup. It is the fifth in a series of World Cup logos Google has posted since the first one last week to mark the tournament’s ...

The logo was created by FIFA and with some consultation with local representatives throughout the creative process, said Chris Canetti, president of the Houston 2026 World Cup Host Committee.

The 2026 World Cup WeAre26 brand, logo and Miami host city logo revealed. The launch kicked off the official countdown to the 48-team tournament.

ATLANTA — After the city of Atlanta was selected as a host site for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the logo for their participation in the worldwide spectacle was unveiled Thursday morning. Atlanta ...

The logo accompanies the hashtag #WeAre26, which FIFA hopes is used by fans as the summer start date in 2026 gradually approaches. “WE ARE 26 is a rallying cry,” Infantino said.

The logo accompanies the hashtag #WeAre26, which FIFA hopes is used by fans as the summer start date in 2026 gradually approaches. “WE ARE 26 is a rallying cry,” Infantino said.