FIFA World Cup 2026 Country Emblem

Create a FIFA World Cup 2026 country-variant emblem for ${country-name} in a bold, flat, typographic illustration style.

Follow the official FIFA World Cup 2026 logo structure: place the digit “2” in the top half and the digit “6” in the bottom half, center-aligned and stacked vertically as one unified portrait block. Integrate the FIFA World Cup Trophy through the center of both digits in the same arrangement as the official emblem. Draw the year mark as thick, bold, outline-only strokes in one solid color from ${country-name}’s national flag palette; leave its interior fully transparent so the trophy and background show through.

Render an anatomically faithful, instantly recognizable FIFA World Cup Trophy silhouette: two human figures lift a faceted globe; the body twists and narrows into a slender neck; and the lower body flares into a wide base with a banded plinth. Keep the silhouette precise and elegant. Use a flat, zero-gradient graphic style with no shading, texture, or painterly effects.

Divide the trophy into clean, flat color sections that follow its natural contours. Color the globe and raised figures in a dark flat tone, such as black or the darkest color in ${country-name}’s flag palette. Place ${country-name}’s national federation badge or crest prominently on the globe face. Add one star for each FIFA World Cup title won by ${country-name}, floating to the right of the globe in a flag accent color. Color the trophy’s widest middle section in a bold contrasting flag color, and stack ${country-name}’s World Cup-winning years vertically inside it in large, bold, condensed numerals with high contrast. Use the primary flag color for the lower neck and flared base. Set the country name “${country-name}” in massive, ultra-bold condensed capitals, fitted naturally to the tapering lower body and base.

Use thick black outlines to separate every trophy section and define the entire silhouette. Keep the composition highly graphic, iconic, and immediately identifiable with the country. Use a pure black background with no texture or gradient. The finished design should feel like a premium enamel badge, screen-print poster, or modern sports identity mark, while preserving the official FIFA World Cup 2026 stacked emblem structure and central trophy integration.