It will remain in Seville for four days, giving Spain supporters the opportunity to experience the same excitement as those fans who literally crossed paths with the World Cup trophy during its journey.

The World Cup trophy travelled from Madrid to Seville by train, making its way through the busy streets of the Andalusian capital and surprising football lovers along the way — people whose dreams came true on 19 July.

First inside the train carriage, then at the foot of Seville Cathedral and the Giralda, and finally at one of the hundreds of schools with football pitches across the city, the trophy came closer to children, young people and adults, who had the opportunity to greet it, touch it, feel it and embrace it as world champions alongside Spain.

And the trophy will take centre stage when Spain unveils its two-star World Cup crest at home against Croatia, at the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán Stadium this Tuesday, 29 September.

Meanwhile, the World Cup trophy will be part of its journey around Spain through the “Kings of the World” exhibition, where visitors can relive the Spanish national team's triumph at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

During its stop in Seville, the exhibition will be held at the Parliament of Andalusia on 27, 28 and 29 September. The trophy will also remain on display for all Andalusians on 30 September, this time at Seville City Hall.

From there, it will travel to Asturias, continuing a journey that will take it to more than 25 cities across Spain before the end of 2026, celebrating with Spain supporters the triumph achieved in the United States this summer.