A FIFA World Cup 2026 store is now open in New York at Hudson Yards.
Credit: FIFA/NYNJ World Cup Host Committee
Score! New York and visiting soccer fans can now shop official FIFA World Cup 2026 products at Hudson Yards, following the Thursday opening of the tournament’s first official retail store in the city.
The game’s NYNJ Host Committee held a ceremonial ribbon-cutting on May 21 to mark the opening of the FIFA World Cup 2026 Merchandise Store, which is now open to the public and located on Level 3 of The Shops at Hudson Yards on Manhattan’s West Side. FIFA President Gianni Infantino attended the event, along with NYNJ Host Committee CEO Alex Lasry and CEO of Related Companies, which owns the property, Jeff Blau.
The new store sells shirts, soccer balls and other accessories.Credit: FIFA/NYNJ World Cup Host Committee
Clothes, hats, soccer balls and World Cup-branded accessories are among the items for sale at the new shop.
Reps for Related Companies and the NYNJ Host Committee said a second store will open on The Public Square and Gardens near the Vessel at the Hudson Yards development in early June. A press release about the soon-to-come shop stated that it will “host one-of-a-kind events and programming, watch parties for key matches, including the tournament’s opening match in Mexico City on June 11.”
The store is located on Level 3 at the Shops at Hudson Yards.Credit: FIFA/NYNJ World Cup Host Committee
Hours for the new store are Monday-Saturday, 10 a.m to 9 p.m., and Sunday, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
The FIFA World Cup is the world’s biggest and most famous international soccer tournament; it takes place every four years. This year’s tournament, which kicks off on June 11, is particularly historic because three nations —- the United States, Mexico and Canada —- area hosting the event.
The new soccer shops are just one way the New York-New Jersey area has been promoting the renowned event in America. Other promotions include watch parties, city-sponsored affordable ticket lotteries and community events.
The highly anticipated final game of the tournament will be held across the Hudson River at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ, on July 19.