FIFA has announced a unique initiative to commemorate the 2026 World Cup final, scheduled for July 19 in East Rutherford, New Jersey. The organization will sell pieces of the turf used in the final match as collectible souvenirs. According to The Athletic, four pricing tiers will be offered, with the most expensive package costing 3,000 US dollars, roughly 370,000 Bangladeshi taka. Each premium set will include a three-inch square of authentic turf, a symbolic golden-edged final ticket, a miniature World Cup ball, and a crystal replica of the trophy.

Additional packages priced at 450, 900, and 1,200 dollars will also be available, with a maximum of 2,026 units per category. FIFA expects to earn about 11 million US dollars, or approximately 1.3 billion taka, from the initiative. For now, the collectibles will be sold only to buyers in the United States and Europe. The turf for the final was specially grown at a farm in North Carolina, and all World Cup stadiums have been fitted with new natural grass. FIFA has not yet disclosed any plans for turf from other venues.

The 2026 tournament features 48 participating nations, with Spain and France already in the semifinals, while Norway, England, Argentina, and Switzerland vie for the remaining spots.