FIFA is selling authenticated pieces of the 2026 World Cup final pitch from New York New Jersey Stadium, with limited-edition collectibles at shocking price ranges.
Not everyone gets to take home the World Cup trophy—but apparently, you can take home the grass it sat on.
If you’ve ever watched a championship match and thought, “I’d really love a tiny piece of that field on my coffee table,” FIFA seems to have heard you, and is making your oddly specific dream come true. Because why settle for a souvenir when you can own a literal piece of the pitch?
FIFA has officially unveiled authenticated pieces of the 2026 FIFA World Cup Final pitch from New York New Jersey Stadium, preserved inside premium acrylic displays and sold as limited-edition collectibles.
But let’s rewind, this new endeavor from FIFA isn’t all fun and (beautiful) games. As per a listing on their website, prices range from $450 all the way up to $3,000, making this one of the organization’s most expensive souvenir offerings to date.
The product description states:
Own a genuine piece of football history with an authentic 2026 FIFA World Cup™ Piece of the pitch, permanently preserved in a premium acrylic with a USB keepsake. Each piece contains an original fragment of the iconic Final playing surface, making it a unique collectible that celebrates one of the world’s greatest sporting events.
The acrylic USB features an authenticity film, while offering a sleek, contemporary display piece. Presented in a premium hinged shoulder box with striking spot UV detailing, this exclusive item is designed for collectors, fans, and football enthusiasts alike.
⚽️ So…what exactly do you get?
Now that’s the 450-dollar-question. Manufactured by UK-based company Keep Stub, each collectible contains a genuine fragment of the World Cup Final playing surface, permanently sealed inside a premium acrylic display alongside a USB keepsake containing an authenticity film.
According to FIFA, every piece also features:
- An authenticated section of the 2026 FIFA World Cup Final pitch
- Official 2026 FIFA World Cup branding
- The stadium name and match date
- The final score (added after the championship match)
- Premium presentation packaging designed for collectors
Four different editions are available, each limited to 2,026 individually produced pieces. The entry-level versions include a 2.5-inch cube containing preserved grass, while the top-tier Hero Edition, priced at $3,000, upgrades collectors to a larger three-inch display alongside a gold-etched souvenir ticket, a miniature replica of the World Cup Final match ball, and a crystal-cut glass World Cup trophy.
Shipping is set to begin after this weekend’s World Cup Final which took place on July 19th, and the collectibles are currently only available to customers in the United States, United Kingdom, and Europe.
If every edition sells out, FIFA stands to generate more than $11 million from the pitch alone.
Whether you see it as the ultimate collector’s item or the world’s most expensive lawn clipping, one thing’s for sure: this might be the only time touching grass comes with a four-figure price tag.