Football's Greatest Prize
Since 1974, the FIFA World Cup Trophy has represented the pinnacle of football achievement — a golden symbol of glory that only the greatest nations have lifted.
The journey of football's most coveted prize
The first FIFA World Cup was held in Uruguay, with the Jules Rimet Trophy as the prize.
Brazil won their third World Cup, earning the right to keep the Jules Rimet Trophy permanently.
The current FIFA World Cup Trophy was unveiled, designed by Italian sculptor Silvio Gazzaniga.
The trophy remains the most recognized symbol in sports, representing the dreams of billions.
Numbers that define greatness
Crafted from dreams, forged in gold
The Italian sculptor created a design that captures the essence of victory.
Crafted from 6.175 kg of pure 18-carat gold.
The base is engraved with the year and winning country of each tournament since 1974.
Nations that have lifted the trophy
Every four years, the world watches as nations compete for this golden prize.