This global showcase will travel through multiple continents, bringing the trophy to cities across Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and beyond. Among the confirmed locations, India stands out as one of the most anticipated stops, marking the trophy’s return to the country after nearly a decade.
The 2026 Trophy Tour covers a wide list of cities across the world — each selected to offer fans, federations, and communities an opportunity to participate in the excitement of the world’s most-watched sporting event.
Among the publicly confirmed international cities on the tour route are:
This diverse route underscores the global nature of football and FIFA’s increasing push to engage fans in regions far beyond tournament-hosting countries.
While the full worldwide itinerary continues to expand, India has already been officially confirmed for two major stops, making it one of the key highlights of the tour.
The national capital will be the first Indian city to host the trophy. Delhi is expected to witness a high-profile showcase featuring fan engagement zones, media interactions, and promotional events.
Two days later, the trophy will travel to Guwahati in Assam — marking the trophy’s first-ever visit to the Northeast region. This stop is expected to attract fans from across the region, representing a significant moment for football culture in Eastern India.
These two cities are the only Indian locations publicly confirmed so far, and both are expected to draw massive interest from football enthusiasts across the country.
The FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour is more than a promotional event — it is a symbolic celebration of global football culture. For nations not hosting World Cup matches, it offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience the spirit of the game firsthand.
For India in particular:
The tour plays a major role in building momentum for what is set to be the largest FIFA World Cup ever — hosted across the United States, Canada, and Mexico, starting June 2026.
More cities around the world may still be added as organisers finalize logistics. For now, the confirmed global route — along with the two highlighted Indian stops — reflects FIFA and Coca-Cola’s growing commitment to expanding the global footprint of football.
For millions of Indian fans and countless others worldwide, the 2026 Trophy Tour promises to be a memorable lead-up to an unforgettable World Cup.
