Inspired by the one teams will use during World Cup games this year, this regulation soccer ball can make anyone feel like a star. You can shop officially licensed colorful balls for all of the teams competing in the FIFA tournament this summer, but it’s important to note that these come deflated so you’ll need a pump that’s sold separately.
If they eat, sleep, and dream about soccer, they can snuggle up in bed with this plush trophy and imagine they are the next Messi. Ages 3+
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LEGO has a major case of FIFA Fever—they released 11 brand-new sets to celebrate, including this soccer ball. It might look unassuming, but if you touch a button, the build has an entire stadium hidden inside, along with fans and players. Ages 10+
Show off some team pride with this bucket hat from Old Navy’s large collection of World Cup gear. There are caps and tees and hoodies for some of the most popular teams in the league.
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This sweet plushie keeps selling out, so grab it while it’s still in stock. Jellycat is a popular brand among teens, known for its adorable plush characters with a playful personality, and we love the attention to detail on this one—like the tiny soccer cleats it’s wearing.
For a more elevated fútbol fan, Literie crafted this limited-edition World Cup candle. The fragrance is designed to smell like a soccer field with notes of grass and bergamot.
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The diehard fan won’t want the knock-off jerseys you’ll see online, but they’ll flip for an official World Cup one from Adidas. They’ve got options for each team in both home and away jerseys—and for pet lovers, there are also jerseys just for dogs.
If you’re willing to splurge, this sticker box is similar to collectible trading cards: They have pictures of teams, players, logos, and stadiums on them. This box contains 50 packets, so they can build their collection. These are sure to sell out, so I would advise pre-ordering while you can. And if you’re looking for a smaller gift, there’s also a starter pack that comes with an album to place their precious finds.
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Soccer meets the blind box trend with these collectibles. Each box comes with two balls to open, the players are inside are completely random, so it’ll be a fun surprise to unbox. Some figurines are rare, like Messi and Mbappé), and each ball comes with accessories like a trophy, ball, net, or a piece of a soccer field. Ages 3+
The LEGO World Cup collection includes a lot of special Messi sets. While they tend to be a bit pricey, this affordable one includes his number, colors of the Argentina national team, and a mini figure of the soccer legend in action. Ages 10+
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This light-up soccer ball is perfect for summers in the backyard when they just want to get their kicks in after sunset. It comes with spare batteries, which allow the ball to glow for 30 hours of play. Ages 8+
You could give them a tabletop soccer game, but it’ll be way more fun if they build it themselves. They’ll learn to assemble working circuits that can make a moveable goalie, a motorized kicker, a digital scoreboard, and more. Ages 7+
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This Playmobil set is perfect for your preschool soccer fans. The figurines have poseable legs, so kids can pretend they’re kicking a ball into a goal in a head-to-head match. This set even includes stickers so kids can customize the jersey numbers of the players. Ages 4+
If they’re on social media, they’ve probably seen this trending toy that uses a sensor to detect your footwork. It gives different speed settings to beginners and advanced players to help improve their ball control, and it keeps track of high scores. Since it’s made for the indoors and even carpets, it’ll also keep them busy on rainy days. Ages 6+
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If they’re constantly rattling off stats of all the players past and present, this toy will see how much they actually know. It asks a series of trivia questions, and players must compete to buzz in by hitting a button and correctly answering the prompt in order to get a point. It comes with two modes: a beginner friendly version for ages 7 and up, and a harder one for ages over 14. Ages 7+
From the company that makes Squishmallows comes this cuddly, colorful bear. It’s sporting a World Cup tee, so it’s ready for snuggling while watching matches. Ages 3+
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It’s Monopoly, but instead of buying up streets, you’re collecting historic World Cup matches. Plus, you’re vying for those coveted Panini Prizm trading cards and using player stats to get further in the game. Each box includes six exclusive gold cracked ice cards. Ages 8+
For the true Labubu fan, this massive sculpture is a must-have. This isn’t like the tiny bag charms you’ve likely seen everywhere—this limited-edition collectible is almost 15 inches tall (!) and decked out in World Cup gear. Ages 15+
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