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FIFA unveils 2026 World Cup mascots

FIFA unveils colourful trio of mascots for 2026 World Cup

Each mascot highlights one of the host nations – Clutch the Bald Eagle for the US, Zayu the Jaguar in Mexico and Maple the Moose representing Canada.

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FIFA Unveils USA, Canada, Mexico Mascots in Photo for 2026 World Cup

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Meet Clutch, Maple and Zayu, the 2026 FIFA World Cup mascots

World Cup games will be moved if cities aren't safe

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Trump 'will move World Cup games from unsafe cities'

US President Donald Trump says he will move matches at the 2026 World Cup from any cities he thinks are unsafe.

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Donald Trump warns he’ll move World Cup soccer games out of ‘unsafe’ cities

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Trump suggests World Cup matches could be taken from cities he deems unsafe

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Trump warns US cities he will move World Cup games if they aren’t ‘safe’

Donald Trump indicated he would consider relocating 2026 World Cup matches if he deemed any US host cities unsafe.

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President Trump suggests moving 2026 World Cup games from cities he deems unsafe

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Trump says 2026 World Cup games could move if host cities are deemed unsafe

Meet the 2026 FIFA World Cup mascots: What to know about USA's Clutch, Mexico's Zayu and Canada's Maple

The mascots were officially unveiled on Thursday, and the USA mascot, to the surprise of nobody, is a bald eagle

Your ultimate travel guide to the 2026 FIFA World Cup

The biggest sports event on the planet will take place in 16 cities across North America in the summer of 2026, from Vancouver to Mexico City to Philadelphia. Here’s how to turn it into a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

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Argentina, Mexico Eyeing June Friendly Ahead of 2026 World Cup

The long-rumored clash between World Cup champions Argentina and Mexico is now set, according to the AFA president.

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Trump to shift FIFA World Cup venues: What He Said About Seattle, San Francisco, and potential alternate cities

U.S. President Donald Trump has indicated that certain FIFA World Cup matches scheduled in American cities could be shifted if security concerns continue. He was responding to a question on whether FIFA might reconsider some U.