Every FIFA World Cup mascot
The top 3 according to 0 votes from people: Willie (England 1966) · Juanito (Mexico 1970) · Tip e Tap (West Germany 1974). (Updated Apr 22, 2026.)
From Willie the lion in 1966 to Brazil's armadillo Fuleco and the 2026 trio Maple, Zayu and Clutch: the official mascots of every World Cup. Which is the cutest?
Automatically translated (original in Português). See the original
Top 16
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1
Willie (England 1966)
A lion in a Union Jack shirt, the first mascot.
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2
Juanito (Mexico 1970)
A boy in a sombrero.
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3
Tip e Tap (West Germany 1974)
Two boys in German shirts.
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4
Gauchito (Argentina 1978)
A little gaucho.
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5
Naranjito (Spain 1982)
An orange in a Spain shirt.
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6
Pique (Mexico 1986)
A jalapeño pepper with a moustache and sombrero.
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7
Ciao (Italy 1990)
An abstract stick figure with a football for a head.
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8
Striker (United States 1994)
A dog in kit.
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9
Footix (France 1998)
The rooster, symbol of France.
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10
Ato, Kaz e Nik (South Korea and Japan 2002)
The Spheriks, futuristic creatures.
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11
Goleo VI e Pille (Germany 2006)
A lion and a talking ball.
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12
Zakumi (South Africa 2010)
A green-haired leopard.
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13
Fuleco (Brazil 2014)
A three-banded armadillo, an endangered species.
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14
Zabivaka (Russia 2018)
A wolf in sports goggles.
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15
La'eeb (Qatar 2022)
A flying traditional headdress.
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16
Maple, Zayu e Clutch (Canada, Mexico and USA 2026)
A moose, a jaguar and a bald eagle.
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