The official 2026 FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour has landed in Colombia today, marking one of the most highly anticipated stops on its global journey ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Thousands of excited fans gathered at Bogotá’s El Dorado International Airport and later at the iconic Plaza de Bolívar as the golden trophy made its grand entrance under heavy security.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour, which will be contested by 48 teams next summer across the USA, Canada, and Mexico, was greeted by Colombian Football Federation (FCF) officials, national team stars, and thousands of passionate supporters waving flags and chanting “¡Colombia, Colombia!”
Highlights from the Colombia Stop
- The trophy was paraded through the streets of Bogotá in an open-top vehicle, accompanied by a vibrant carnival-style celebration featuring Colombian music, dancers, and football legends.
- Former captain Radamel Falcao and current stars like Luis Díaz and James Rodríguez were present to pose with the trophy, creating unforgettable moments for fans.
- Special fan zones were set up where supporters could take photos with the trophy and participate in interactive experiences.
FCF President Ramón Jesurún said: “Colombia is a football-mad country. Having the Coca-Cola World Cup Trophy here is a dream come true for our fans. This tour is building incredible excitement for 2026.”
Next Stops on the FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour
After Colombia, the trophy will continue its South American leg before heading to other continents.
The full tour will visit over 50 countries and more than 100 cities, ending just before the tournament begins in June 2026.
Is Colombia qualified for the World Cup 2026?
Colombia has qualified for the 2026 World Cup and is expected to be one of the most passionate host-nation neighbours.
With matches taking place just across the border in the United States, Colombian fans are already planning massive cross-border trips.
Colombia is in Group K, which consists of Portugal, the inter-confederation playoff Path 1 winner, and Uzbekistan.
