FIFA Museum

Welcome to Miami ⚽️🌴 Experience football history in the 305 at our permanent exhibition "Unidad - The World's Game" in the Freedom Tower 🤩 Check our website for all the details, we can't wait to see you all there 👇 fifamuseum.com/en/exhibitions…

Visit the FIFA Museum in Zurich for free and meet legends Christian Vieri and Nadine Riesen 🎉 To celebrate our 10-year anniversary and the opening of our new special exhibition "World Cup Fever: Skills Zone", all football fans are invited to an open day on 20 May 2026 ⭐ Dive into football history, take on interactive challenges, and meet two legends of the game 👀 Check out all the details here 👉 fifamuseum.com/en/zurich/plan…

To celebrate ten years of the FIFA Museum, we are taking a closer look at some of the other most important 10s in football history 🔟👀 Starting today, we will be sharing chapters in a special “Magic 10" digital exhibition, giving our online visitors a chance to explore the lives and careers of some of the greatest players ever to don the number 10 jersey 🤩 We are kicking off with none other than O Rei himself, the inimitable Edson Arantes do Nascimento - otherwise known as Pelé ⚽️🇧🇷 Discover the moments that defined the legend, the stories behind one of Brazil's most celebrated players, and some treasured objects from our collection 👇 digital.fifamuseum.com

You know his work, but do you know his name? Silvio Gazzaniga created one of the most desired prize in sports: the FIFA World Cup Trophy. 🏆 Visit our website to learn more about the man behind the trophy 👉 fifamuseum.com/en/explore/fif…

“Soccer & Technology From The FIFA Museum” is coming to Vancouver 🤩🇨🇦 The exhibition will be launching at @scienceworldca on 15 May 2026, offering visitors a chance to explore the technology and science behind the beautiful game⚽️👀 ⚽️ Find out more about the exhibition 👇 fifamuseum.com/en/vancouver/s…

This year, the FIFA Museum turns 10 years old. Since opening its doors to the public for the very first time on 28 February 2016 in Zurich, the FIFA Museum has welcomed more than 2 million visitors in exhibitions worldwide and on all continents. We took the FIFA Museum to Zurich, Miami, Sydney, Doha, Paris, Moscow, Asunción, Madrid, Rabat and New York, immersing ourselves in the truly global culture of football. In celebration of the last decade, and in anticipation of all that's to come, we have a whole year of initiatives, digital storytelling and educational activities planned. Watch history unfold from the eyes of the FIFA Museum, as we look back on our growth through the world of football heritage, and look forward to an even brighter future. Thank you to all for joining us on this incredible journey so far. We look forward to welcoming you to our various exhibitions during the FIFA World Cup 2026.

This International Women’s Day, dive into the inspiring journey of women’s football! ⚽✨ Join our special guided tour and discover the milestones, pioneers and stories that helped shape the beautiful game. 📅 8 March 2026 📍 FIFA Museum Zurich 🎟 Free with museum ticket 🇬🇧 10:30 + 🇩🇪 13:00 Details and registration 👉 fifamuseum.com/en/exhibitions…

Who wore it better? 🤔 There was no such thing as a team uniform back in 1934. As seen in the top photo, the Spanish squad inspected the pitch in their own personal attire ahead of their FIFA World Cup quarter-final against Italy in Florence. Nearly a century later, in the photo from before the Morocco vs Spain Round of 16 clash at the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022, the style has become a little bit more casual. Clearly indicated by the missing necktie 👔 🎟️ Visit the FIFA Museum to explore more stories from football history. Buy your tickets here 👉 fifamuseum.com/en/visit/plan-…

From goals scored, to ball reception percentages and even the digits on jerseys - it's all a numbers game for Brazil, and an impressive one at that 📈👀 'Innovation in Action', takes a deep dive into some of the stars of Seleção, and how they have contributed to the progress of the game 🇧🇷 🔗Read up on some of the exhibition's greatest figures over on our blog 👇 fifamuseum.com/en/explore/fif…

When Scotland lit up the world stage in style! 🏴💫 In 1978 Archie Gemmill scored one of the most iconic goals the FIFA World Cup has ever seen, dribbling past three Dutch players before expertly chipping the ball over goalkeeper Jan Jongbloed 🤯⚽️ A 3-1 scoreline would have been enough to secure a spot in the knockout rounds, and Scotland began to hope. However, three minutes later their dreams were dashed by a second Netherlands goal 💔 While the dream was never realised, the glory of that moment will always live on for the Tartan Army 🫶 Discover the games that defined nations, here at the FIFA Museum 👇 fifamuseum.com/en/visit/plan-…

All eyes on her 🖼️ Megan Rapinoe was the undisputed star of the FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019. Not only did she win the World Cup, but she also claimed both the Golden Ball and the Golden Boot that year. It’s no wonder photographers couldn’t take their lenses off her. 🎟️ Discover the legends of the FIFA Women’s World Cup. Visit the FIFA Museum. Get your tickets here: fifamuseum.com/en/visit/plan-… 🔗

Heads up FIFA Museum fans - The FIFA World Cup Winner's trophy will be absent from our exhibition as of tomorrow, 24 February 🏆 Don't worry though, the glittering prize will be safely back in its showcase by Thursday and, in the meantime, there's plenty of other football history and culture to explore ⚽️🤩 Get you ticket here 👉 fifamuseum.com/en/visit/plan-…

Legendary goalscorer and the ultimate Mexican icon 🇲🇽 Famous for his gravity‑defying acrobatics, Hugo Sánchez captivated fans with his trademark backflips and spectacular scissor‑kick celebrations, an athletic flair inspired by his early training in gymnastics 🤸‍♂️✨ His endurance was as legendary as his finishing; "Hugol" represented El Tri across three different decades, competing in Argentina 1978, Mexico 1986, and USA 1994 🔥⚽ 🎟️ Relive the history. Visit the FIFA Museum to discover the stories behind the legends 👉 fifamuseum.com/en/visit/plan-…

🎟️ Witness history. Discover the legends who defined the beautiful game. Visit the FIFA Museum. Get your tickets here: 🔗 tickets.fifamuseum.com

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Legendary Penalty Duels 🧤⚽️ FIFA World Cup Edition Zidane✅ vs ❌ Buffon

🚨Important announcement ⬇️ The FIFA Women's World Cup Trophy will be temporarily unavailable at the FIFA Museum in Zurich from 22 to 27 February 2026. During this time, however, visitors will have the rare opportunity to see the FIFA Women's World Cup 2027™ Winner's Trophy. This is the official prize that will be presented to next year’s champions as a permanent symbol of their triumph 🏆 The FIFA Museum remains full of iconic highlights, including the FIFA Club World Cup™ Trophy, which was recently added to our permanent exhibition. 🎟️ Plan your visit on our website and secure your tickets here: 🔗 tickets.fifamuseum.com