Lego ad uniting Messi, Mbappé and Cristiano before World Cup 2026 | OneFootball

The captain of the Argentina national team did a new collaboration with Lego and posted a video on his own IG account.

The build-up to the 2026 World Cup is starting to heat up with an unexpected proposal that mixes soccer and pop culture. Lionel Messi shared a video on Instagram in which he battles for the LEGO version of the World Cup alongside other major stars. The reel quickly went viral because of its visuals and the star-studded crossover, and in 30 minutes it racked up 500,000 likes on the No. 10’s account.

The scene shows Messi facing off head-to-head with Kylian Mbappe, Cristiano Ronaldo and Vinicius Júnior around a rotating table, while all four try to place their own Lego figure on top of the coveted trophy. In the end, none of them manages to do it and a child appears and beats them to the prize.

“Everyone wants a piece”, the post says, referring to the pieces used to build the collectible World Cup, which was launched a few weeks ago and is priced at $160. Messi had even already collaborated on a video in which he finished assembling it.

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As part of this campaign, Lego released collectible figures of the four players and also added some new buildable sets featuring plays and celebrations, which are already available on the official website with prices ranging from $25 to $160. In Messi’s case, there are two sets with his classic goal celebration and another that references his career.

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