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Come Fan with UsWednesday, August 5, 2026

Get pumped for the USA’s next World Cup with this gorgeous poster

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via Twitter

Has there been a USA-shaped hole in your heart ever since the United States was eliminated from the World Cup? Perhaps allow this poster to fill it.

In case you didn’t know, the Women’s World Cup is next summer and the United States will once again be one of the favorites -- even though they haven’t actually won since 1999. The tournament is also in Canada, which we all know is basically the 51st state, so they should be super accommodating.

And even if you don’t like poutine or maple syrup, this poster should make you feel all warm and welcomed. This is the kind of poster every other World Cup should aspire to be, the kind of poster soccer fans and lovers of beautiful art alike will happily frame and put in their living rooms. It’s the kind of poster that makes you forget it’s littered with sponsors.

Canada, you’re off to a good start.

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