Feedzy Read More In September 2025, FIFA officially unveiled the soccer-playing trio of official mascots for the 2026 World Cup.Featuring animals that represent each host nation, it will be the first time the tournament features a trio of mascots. The three mascots also represent three different positions on the field.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementFIFA president Gianni Infantino stated the mascots “are central to the incredible, entertaining atmosphere we’re creating for this game-changing tournament. They’ll win hearts and spark celebrations across North America and around the world.”The 2026 World Cup will be co-hosted by the United States, Mexico and Canada, taking place from June 11 through July 19.Here are the official mascots for the sport’s biggest spectacle.Representing the midfield, Clutch the Bald Eagle unites people, using the power of flight to showcase purpose, passion and play. Clutch is fearless on the pitch but, more importantly, uplifting off it as well. Known for rallying teammates, lifting spirits and much more, Clutch is the embodiment of American sports.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementBetween the sticks is Maple the Moose, who has journeyed across all of Canada’s provinces and territories in an attempt to connect with the people and embrace their culture. Maple is considered creative, resilient and unapologetic. Most of all, Maple has endless stories and undeniable flair.From the jungles of southern Mexico, striker Zayu the Jaguar has exceptional ingenuity and has been known to terrorize defenders on the pitch. Off the pitch, Zayu is a true testament to Mexico’s rich heritage and vibrant spirit. Additionally, Zayu carries the heart of Mexico with pride, a true symbol of people living in the country.This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: 2026 FIFA World Cup mascots: Meet Clutch, Maple and Zayu