FIFA World Cup trophy to be displayed at Dragão | OneFootball

The FIFA World Cup trophy will be at Estádio do Dragão on February 6th (Friday), marking the first time this prestigious trophy is hosted at a Portuguese venue.

Created in 1974 for the World Cup in Germany, replacing the Jules Rimet Trophy—which Brazil had won outright four years earlier—the trophy currently belongs to the Argentina national team, winners in 2022. Portugal will be one of the teams aiming to win it next summer, in the tournament to be held in the USA, Canada, and Mexico.

The presence of the trophy at the Dragão is promoted by Coca-Cola, partner of FC Porto, and will result in a day full of activities.

In the morning, institutional events and meetings with the press will take place at Estádio do Dragão; in the afternoon, the 3×3 Tournament will be held, with 128 participants, where football legends will face fans in matches at Dragão Arena. The FC Porto Vintage team will be among the participants.

Those who wish to play must register on the Coca-Cola Portugal website. Additionally, at the FC Porto–Gil Vicente match on January 26th, Coca-Cola will be present in the Friendzone, at Praça do Dragão, with a space for on-site registrations.

Alongside the tournament, all visitors—even those not participating in the games—will be able to enjoy entertainment activities and football skill challenges with prizes; personalize a Coca-Cola scarf by choosing the colors of the country they wish to support in the World Cup; and take a photo with the original FIFA World Cup 2026 trophy.

The 23rd edition of the World Cup will be the largest ever, with 48 teams, and will take place between June 11 and July 19.

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