FIFA 2026 Funko Pop Mascots: Maple, Zayu & Clutch Collector's Guide

FIFA 2026 is the first World Cup hosted across three countries — Canada, the United States, and Mexico. Each host nation got its own mascot: Maple the moose for Canada, Zayu the jaguar for Mexico, and Clutch the bald eagle for the USA. And for the first time, all three mascots have been turned into officially licensed Funko Pop vinyl figures.

Funko's FIFA Football series has covered World Cups before, but a mascot set representing three nations in one tournament is something new. If you're a collector, this is the one to complete.

Maple (#82) is Canada's moose — wearing a red goalkeeper kit with antlers and that unmistakable Canadian energy. He's the home mascot for a country playing its first World Cup on home soil since 1986. The symbolism matters.

Zayu (#83) is Mexico's jaguar — green kit, gold accents, and the kind of confident pose that matches El Tri's tournament history. Mexico co-hosts for the first time, and Zayu carries that weight.

Clutch (#84) is the USA's bald eagle — white and purple kit, wings back, already looking like he's about to celebrate a goal. With the final at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, Clutch is the host mascot for the biggest match of the tournament.

Each figure is 3.75 inches tall — the standard Funko Pop size that fits any existing display shelf. They're officially licensed by FIFA, numbered sequentially in the Football series, and tied to a tournament that only happens once. When the World Cup ends, these don't get restocked.

Buying all three together also makes sense practically: they're designed as a set. On a shelf together, you get all three host nations, all three mascots, and the story of the 2026 World Cup in three figures.

The obvious move is a dedicated shelf with the three figures lined up — Zayu on the left, Maple in the middle, Clutch on the right, matching the west-to-east geography of the host cities from Mexico City to Toronto to New York.

Some collectors are keeping them in-box as long-term collectibles. Others are opening them and displaying alongside a match programme or ticket. Either way, they're small enough to fit on a work desk without taking over the space.