Three Nations. One Trophy. 300 Stories.
Own a piece of football history. A trilogy of NFT collections honoring Mexico, the United States and Canada — host nations of the 2026 tournament.
The Trilogy
Three nations. Three stories. One unforgettable summer.
Featured Drops
The most coveted cards of the trilogy
Andrew Carnegie — Architect of Ambition
Andrew Carnegie — Architect of Ambition
I built empires from iron and sweat, proving that with enough grit, any person can change the world. This same industrial spirit courses through the veins of the USMNT. Just as my mills forged the steel of modern cities, the American player is forged in the relentless pursuit of progress. From the early days of the American Soccer League to the modern era of Landon Donovan and Christian Pulisic, we don’t just play the game; we build it, brick by brick, goal by goal.
Jesse Owens — The Architect of Speed
Jesse Owens — The Architect of Speed
Before Donovan sprinted through the Algerian defense and before Pulisic ignited the modern era, there was Jesse Owens—the man who raced against the wind to define American resilience. His speed wasn’t just about medals; it was about breaking barriers under the world's brightest lights. Today, that same lightning-fast spirit fuels the USMNT, living in the hearts of every winger who dares to challenge the status quo and race toward Pacific Glory. Experience the power of the American sprint.
General George Washington — The Architect of Resolve
General George Washington — The Architect of Resolve
Before I was the General, I was a leader who stood firm when the odds were stacked against us. I see that same iron will today in the American eleven. From the desperate Winters of Valley Forge to the high-stakes pressure of a penalty kick, the American spirit never retreats. Just as I crossed the Delaware to change the course of history, our young titans cross the halfway line with the world's eyes upon them. Strength, unity, and the pursuit of glory—this is our game now.
The Pentagon — Strategy on Five Levels
The Pentagon — Strategy on Five Levels
Did you know the Pentagon has five floors above ground? Much like that impenetrable fortress, US soccer was built on a foundation of grit and tactical discipline. From the 'Shot Heard 'Round the World' in 1989 to the high-energy pressing of stars like Tyler Adams and Weston McKennie, the American game is a masterclass in logistics and endurance. As we prepare for the world's biggest stage in 2026, the blueprint for success is set: five levels of defense, one unstoppable spirit.
The Ghost of the Lady in White — Spectral Guardian
The Ghost of the Lady in White — Spectral Guardian
I have seen her—the Lady in White—drifting through the morning mist of the New England stadiums. They say she is a ghost of old, but I see her spirit in the relentless pursuit of the ball. In the 89th minute, when lungs burn and hope fades, she breathes a cold wind into the heels of our strikers. From Donovan's desperate sprint to Pulisic's clinical strike, she is the silent guardian of the goal, turning the tides of destiny under the stadium lights.
Denali — The Peak of Ambition
Denali — The Peak of Ambition
Did you know that Denali, the 'Great One,' is the highest peak in North America? Just as this Alaskan giant towers over the continent, American soccer has its sights set on reaching new heights. From the jazz-infused rhythms of the midfield to the grit of legends like Clint Dempsey, the USMNT climbs toward a new horizon. In 2026, the world will see a team as vast and formidable as the mountain itself, chasing a peak that once seemed unreachable.
The Wendigo — Spirit of the Northwoods
The Wendigo — Spirit of the Northwoods
The air turns brittle and cold as the Wendigo emerges from the pines, a spirit of eternal hunger and bone-chilling speed. I have seen this same desperation in the eyes of the Americans during the dying minutes of a stalemate. It is the primal urge to survive and conquer, a supernatural endurance that fueled Donovan’s 2010 sprint or Howard’s wall of defiance. To face the USMNT is to face a force that grows stronger the longer the winter—and the match—deepens.
Ricardo Osorio — The Tireless Fullback
Ricardo Osorio — The Tireless Fullback
I, Pancho Villa, ride out of the dust to tell you of a champion who never weary, Ricardo Osorio. In the heat of Frankfurt, 2005, I watched him gallop like a stallion across the grass, stifling the world's greatest icons with every stride. He did not seek the glory of the goal, but the honor of the shield. For 'El Tri', he was the iron flank, a man of tireless breath and silver steel. Raise your glass to the lateral who never looked back.