This year’s World Cup Final will come with an American twist. In addition to the iconic gold trophy and traditional medals, FIFA announced that the winning team will receive custom championship rings,

A dramatic 106th-minute goal by Ferran Torres helped Spain beat Argentina in the FIFA World Cup finals. With this victory, Spain not only holds bragging rights but also earns a whopping $50 million (nearly Rs 482 crore) in prize money.

FIFA will be cashing in on the World Cup after it has finished by selling their new Champions Rings and bits of the pitch the final is played on. Spain and Argentina meet in the World Cup final on Sunday in New Jersey,

A winners’ medal, US-style championship rings and the honor of actually winning the World Cup is not all that the Spanish players left Sunday’s final in New Jersey with. For the second time in its history,

To preserve football's traditional podium medal ceremony, FIFA President Gianni Infantino headed straight into Spain's dressing room at New York New Jersey Stadium after the trophy presentation to personally hand the newly crowned world champions the first-ever FIFA World Cup Champion Rings.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino embraced U.S. sports traditions and handed out championship rings to the 2026 FIFA World Cup Champions: Spain. Championship teams in American sports leagues often receive ornate rings to commemorate their championship wins.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino visited the Spanish dressing room after La Roja lifted the World Cup title defeating Argentina on Sunday. Infantino presented each of the Spanish players special mini replica World Cup trophies,

The bespoke rings are crafted from 18-carat yellow gold and adorned with 89 pavé diamonds and 36 sapphires, bringing a championship tradition long associated with North American sports to football.

FIFA will be cashing in on the World Cup after it has finished by selling their new Champions Rings and bits of the pitch the final is played on. Spain and Argentina met in the World Cup final on Sunday in New Jersey,

Spain produced a historic campaign to lift their second-ever FIFA World Cup trophy as they dethroned Argentina with a 1-0 win on Sunday. After the contest remained goalless in the regulation time, Ferran Torres breached Argentine defence in the extra time (106th minute) to give Spain a decisive lead.