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Check out Boston’s claw-esome World Cup 2026 host city poster

Two people are seated in an open office, engaged in conversation. A red sofa with green cushions sits behind them. Below, a news banner reads: Boston Poster for 2026 World Cup Unveiled. The NBC10 Boston logo is visible, highlighting Boston as a vibrant host city for the event.
Illustration faculty member and alumnus John Rego speaks with Telemundo about FIFA Boston poster.
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From Telemundo: “A larger-than-life lobster playing goalkeeper for an underwater soccer match at the Boston Harbor is the center of the newly released poster for the Official FIFA World Cup 2026. We spoke to the artist behind the artwork, from Massachusetts College of Art and Design.”

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