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News · 28 May 2026

Brands spend millions for World Cup attention

Brands spend millions for World Cup attention

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Companies are making substantial marketing outlays for the forthcoming World Cup, vying for consumer focus in a highly competitive attention landscape. Broadcasting from the United States, Canada, and Mexico, this competition will showcase 48 national squads, offering a highly profitable cultural stage for various brands. Adidas spent approximately $67 million on its "Backyard Legends" campaign film, released in early May, which gained 5.4 million TikTok views.

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