FIFA Sells Turf Sections From 2026 World Cup Final Starting at $450

FIFA is selling sections of grass from the pitch that will be used for the final match of the 2026 World Cup for $450 each. The grass will be preserved inside a poured resin cube marked with the date, the score of the match, and “New York New Jersey Stadium,” the temporary name being used for MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, less than 8 miles northwest of New York City for the duration of the tournament.

The FIFA website offers only the “Foundation” edition at that price.

Keepstub, the producer of the collectibles, sells three additional versions on its own site. The “Stadium” edition costs $900, the “Legacy” edition costs $1,200, and the “Hero” edition costs $3,000. Each tier is limited to 2,026 units, and all cubes will ship after the July 19 match.

The two most expensive versions include a World Cup Final ball encased in an acrylic cube. The “Hero” edition uses a larger resin cube that holds a 3-inch by 3-inch by 3-inch piece of grass and adds a glass-cut crystal World Cup trophy. The other three versions contain a 2.5-inch by 2.5-inch by 2.

Keepstub limits shipments to the United States, the United Kingdom, and countries in the European Union. The resin cubes are unavailable for shipment to Switzerland, Canada, Argentina, and Norway.