FIFA Sells 2026 World Cup Final Turf for $450 a Piece

FIFA is offering fans a unique piece of soccer history by selling segments of the turf from the 2026 World Cup final. Each piece of preserved grass, encased in premium acrylic and accompanied by a USB drive, costs $450. The FIFA store describes the item as a "collectible that celebrates one of the greatest sporting events in the world."

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Be the owner of an authentic piece of soccer history with a genuine fragment of the 2026 FIFA World Cup Final pitch, permanently preserved in premium acrylic with a USB memory stick.

The turf is available for shipping to the United States and Europe, with orders to be fulfilled after the final match. The FIFA store emphasizes the premium packaging and display case, aiming to appeal to both collectors and avid fans.

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Each piece contains an original fragment of the final's iconic playing surface, making it a unique collectible that celebrates one of the greatest sporting events in the world.

This initiative follows criticism of FIFA's pricing for the tournament, with final match tickets reportedly reaching up to $32,970 and hospitality packages costing $34,500. Additionally, players and coaches have previously voiced concerns about the quality of the playing surface at MetLife Stadium, which typically uses artificial turf for NFL games.

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The acrylic USB includes an authenticity film, in addition to offering a sleek and contemporary display piece. Presented in a premium, hinged box with striking spot UV details, this exclusive item is designed for collectors, fans, and soccer enthusiasts alike.