History in the making

 For the first time in history, FIFA will give CHAMPIONSHIP RINGS to the World Cup winners — a tradition iconic in American sports that is now making its way into football.


The rings will be a limited edition, with only 2,026 pieces produced. 30 will be awarded to the champions, while the remaining 1,996 will be available for fans


to purchase. 

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