“WORLD CUP SUMMER 2026 THE WORLD PLAYS HERE NORTH AMERICA · JUNE–JULY” was created with FontVibe AI — explore more Sports Football text effect. Bold capitals filled with national flag colors and outlined in gold, glowing in a floodlit stadium with confetti and a trophy shine behind.

Create a finished vertical 3:4 World Cup championship poster, with the high-contrast broadcast finish of a major night match. Render only these exact text strings, with this hierarchy and spelling: small top eyebrow “WORLD CUP”; dominant two-line headline “SUMMER” / “2026”; supporting line “THE WORLD PLAYS HERE”; small footer “NORTH AMERICA · JUNE–JULY”. Make “SUMMER 2026” the unmistakable focal point, centered in the upper-middle and spanning about 84% of the canvas width. Use extremely heavy, wide, near-square uppercase display letterforms, almost no stroke contrast, tightly stacked lines, bright solid football-red letter bodies and a thick, crisp solid-black outline around every glyph. Preserve open counters and clean edges so the words remain instantly readable over the busy scene; do not add any other lettering, numbers, logos, flags, or watermarks. Set the eyebrow above the headline in small white-gold uppercase. Place the supporting line below the headline in compact white uppercase, with the footer near the bottom edge. Build a complete scene behind the type: a packed night stadium with crowd bokeh and four intense banks of white-gold floodlights blazing from overhead; a jade-green pitch glow rises from the lower edge. In the lower center, show an unbranded sculptural gold championship cup beside a detailed football, with both props clearly visible and subordinate to the headline. Red and blue scarf-like color accents, small gold confetti and illuminated particles drift through the air. Use broadcast-black shadows, saturated color, hard contrast, realistic stadium haze, ray-traced metallic reflections on the cup, sharp foreground detail and cinematic depth. Keep all text unobscured and the composition contained within the poster margins.