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Relive ‘America’s World Cup’ with our commemorative book, page prints

Gene Myers

USA TODAY NETWORK
July 19, 2026Updated July 21, 2026, 4:12 p.m. ET

The world came to North America in the summer of 2026 – and the beautiful game will never be the same.

Our summer of soccer turned out to be the biggest, boldest and best World Cup ever staged, a seven-week spectacle that celebrated the passion, pageantry and power of the global game.

And you can relive it all with “AMERICA’S WORLD CUP,” a new hardcover keepsake from USA TODAY Sports. It’s a must-have for every soccer fan, and a perfect gift for the football enthusiast in your life.

USA TODAY Sports has crafted a hardcover commemorative book titled "AMERICA'S WORLD CUP" that celebrates the passion, pageantry and power of the global game on display during the 2026 summer of soccer in the United States, Mexico and Canada.

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The thrilling comebacks, dramatic upsets, unforgettable goals and historic moments. The larger-than-life personalities such as Messi, Mbappe, Haaland, Kane and Yamal. The underdog sagas such as Cape Verde with Vozinha, its 40-year-old goalie; the USMNT’s knockout stage victory with only 10 men; and the Norwegians rowing all the way to the quarterfinals.

And it all happened here, in packed U.S. stadiums from coast-to-coast during the country’s 250th birthday and at iconic venues beloved by our great neighbors Canada and Mexico.

USA TODAY Sports set up shop at every host city so that “AMERICA’S WORLD CUP: The Biggest and Boldest Summer in Soccer History” could provide behind-the-scenes storytelling and dynamic photography from this once-in-a-lifetime event.

And if you order your copy now, you can save 20%. The 160-page full-color hardcover book retails for $39.95, but it’s available right now for only $31.95. Order at WorldCup.USATbook.com.

Plus, it’s never too early to check off a gift for a loved one on your holiday list.

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USA TODAY Sports created this commemorative page print soon after Spain beat Argentina 1-0 in extra time to capture the 2026 World Cup.

USA TODAY Sports created this page print to commemorative two achievements by France's Kylian Mbappe during the 2026 World Cup. He won his second striaght Golden Boot and became the all-time leader in World Cup goals.

Our commemorative page prints!

Now that you have adorned your bookcase and coffee table with a World Cup book from USA TODAY Sports, you need something for your walls. You can celebrate Spain’s 2026 championship and Kylian Mbappe’s goal-scoring prowess with two colorful commemorative page prints.

These full-page prints, produced on high-quality, acid-free art paper, feature the big headlines THE REIGN OF SPAIN! and GOLDEN AGAIN!

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With their 1-0 victory over Argentina in extra time, the Spaniards captured their second World Cup. With 10 goals during the tournament and 22 for his career, the Frenchman Mbappe won his second Golden Boot and passed Lionel Messi as the all-time leader in World Cup goals.

A page print costs as little as $29, plus shipping and handling. Framing options are available.

These pages are certain to bring back great memories from our spectacular summer of soccer. They also make great gifts. And it’s never too early to check somebody off your holiday to-do list.

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Our World Cup coverage

USA TODAY Sports provides the continent’s best coverage of the 2026 World Cup. For all the analysis and celebrations and photos from the tournament’s final weekend, go to usatoday.com/soccer.

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Contact Gene Myers at gmyers@usatodayco.com. Check out books and page prints from theUSA TODAY Network — including books on the New York Knicks’ NBA championship, the Olympic gold medals won by the U.S. men’s and women’s hockey teams and tributes to John Sterling, Bob Uecker, Dale Earnhardt, Kyle Busch, Lou Holtz and Lee Corso. Also available are Coach Steve’s youth sports survival guide and a book celebrating Bruce Springsteen’s Jersey roots.

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