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Viva España! Spain has won the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with the Spanish men’s national soccer team taking down Argentina by a score of 2-1 in Sunday’s tournament finale.

Ferran Torres scored the winning goal for Spain in extra time, in a World Cup final that also saw Justin Bieber, BTS, Madonna, Shakira, Coldplay and others perform during the halftime show.

Now, fans can celebrate the team’s win with official Spain World Cup winners merch online. The apparel and collectibles site Fanatics, has official Team Spain World Cup champions T-shirts, hoodies and jerseys available to buy right now.

As a description teases, “The Spain National Team stands atop the soccer world after outlasting the best of the best on the sport’s biggest stage. Wear the moment, relive the glory, and celebrate a team that gave everything to become champions.”

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Spain National Team 1863FC 2026 Champions Legacy T-Shirt

$38

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This unisex T-shirt celebrates La Roja and their big World Cup win with the team crest on the front and a streetwear-style graphic on the back.

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The 100% cotton tee is available in sizes small to 2XL. This is an officially-licensed T-shirt from the merch and apparel brand 1863FC, named after the year the first ever Football Association originated.

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Spain National Team 1863FC 2026 Champions T-Shirt

$38

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You can also pick up this T-shirt in the official Spanish national team colors of yellow and red.

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The T-shirt features a simple logo on the front and the year 2026 in bold on the back along with the words Selección de fútbol de España — a.k.a. the Spanish national football team.

OFFICIAL HOODIE

Spain National Team adidas 2026 FIFA World Cup Champions Trophy Hoodie

$65

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Celebrate the Spanish champions — or campeónes — with this official World Cup winners hoodie.

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The unisex hoodie features a crest with the FIFA World Cup trophy in gold on the front and the word ESPANA and the number 26 (for the year 2026) on the back. Choose from sizes small to 3XL.

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Spain National Team Adidas 2026 FIFA World Cup Champions Replica Jersey

$100

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You can pick up this official Spain World Cup jersey on the Fanatics website, now with the addition of a 2026 World Cup Champions patch.

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This is an official Adidas replica soccer jersey, inspired by the same kits worn by the team on the pitch. The jersey is made from the brand’s “Climacool” sweat-wicking material, with the Adidas logo on the front and three stripes along the shoulder. This item is available in sizes XS to 2XL and is expected to sell quickly so we recommend adding to cart while your size is still in stock online.

You can see more officially licensed Spain World Cup champions merch — including Lamine Yamal jerseys — online at Fanatics.com.

OFFICIAL HAT

Spain Campeones Cap

$35

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The Adidas site has a ton of new Spain World Cup champions merch online, including this campeónes cap.

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The hat is available in white with red lettering or black with gold lettering, with the Adidas logo on the side. This is a relaxed fit “dad hat” style, with a curved bill and adjustable strap at the back. Adidas of course, was the official World Cup jersey and apparel partner of the Spanish national team.

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Spain Somos Campeones Tee

$40

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One of the bestselling Spain World Cup T-shirts online right now is this somos campeones tee with the XS and 3XL sizes already sold out.

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The officially-licensed Adidas T-shirt features the Spanish “we are champions” graphic on the front and back, along with the names of all the 2026 World Cup host cities on the back, just like a concert tour tee. A description says this shirt “honors the passion, pride and unforgettable moments that led La Roja to World Cup glory in 2026” and is “made for fans who stood behind Spain every step of the way.:

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World Cup 2026 Spain T-Shirt

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And you can pick up this T-shirt on Amazon, available in ten different colors and in multiple sizes for men and women.

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This Spain World Cup winners shirt features the phrase por la victoria — for the win.

Sunday’s victory marked the second World Cup win for Spain, who also took home the trophy in 2010.

Noah Kahan’s concert at Citi Field in Queens, New York, was canceled shortly before doors Saturday night (July 18). The final call was made after the stadium’s team spent the afternoon monitoring weather patterns in the New York City area, and after issuing an initial plan earlier in the evening to proceed with the show with no opening act and an adjusted set time for Kahan.

“The show tonight at Citi Field has been canceled due to inclement weather. This was a very difficult decision to make, but the first priority is always to keep everyone safe,” the venue’s latest update said on Saturday. Rain showers and thunderstorms, with the possibility of damaging wind gusts and flash flooding, were expected into the night.

“Exhausted every option to make this happen.. love you guys,” Kahan wrote in an Instagram Story, where he shared the news.

No makeup date was announced for Kahan’s July 18 concert, which was meant to be night one of a two-night stand at Citi Field. The Great Divide singer-songwriter remains on the venue’s schedule for Sunday (July 19).

Citi Field provided details on ticket refunds for the scrapped July 18 gig: “For ticket holders: Refunds are available from point of purchase. If you purchased from Ticketmaster, you will be automatically refunded. Thank you for understanding.”

The duo’s Journey of a Lifetime Tour continues in Cleveland, Ohio, on July 24.

BTS is adding another milestone to its Spotify legacy.

On Friday (July 17), Spotify announced that the superstar group’s “NORMAL” set the record for the most-streamed K-pop music video in a single day in the platform’s history.

The streaming service revealed the achievement on its official Instagram and X accounts.

The music video for “NORMAL” was released Friday and is available exclusively on Spotify for its first 48 hours.

Directed by Ukrainian filmmaker Tanu Muino, the wintry visual premiered at midnight, offering a glimpse of BTS beyond the spotlight as Jin, Suga, J-Hope, RM, Jimin, V and Jung Kook unwind in an ornate mansion and embrace life’s simple moments together.

To watch BTS’ “NORMAL” music video, Premium subscribers in beta markets can open Spotify on their TV, desktop, iOS or Android device, search for “NORMAL” by BTS, press play and tap “Switch to video.”

“NORMAL” appears on BTS’ fifth studio album, ARIRANG, and serves as the project’s second single following “SWIM.” Interscope/Capitol Records will begin promoting “NORMAL” to pop radio during the week of July 27.

“SWIM” debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in April, while ARIRANG opened atop the Billboard 200. The achievements marked the superstar septet’s seventh No. 1 on each chart.

Following its March 20 release, ARIRANG became the most-streamed K-pop album in Spotify history.

BTS’ ARIRANG world tour continues with a two-night run at Stade de France in Saint-Denis, France, on July 17-18 before the group heads to MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J., on July 19 to co-headline the inaugural FIFA World Cup Final Halftime Show alongside Justin Bieber, Madonna and Shakira.

Rick Ross stopped by The Joe Budden Podcast recently for a Patreron exclusive episode released today, and was asked by Budden why he and Drake don’t tell the public that their supposed friendship and working relationship was a “facade” this entire time. “Why y’all don’t ever say, ‘Yo, all that brotherhood S—t that we was showing y’all in the videos, and how we was carrying it, and it was collabs every summer, it was all a facade,” Budden questioned.

Ross pushed back and denied that his relationship with Drake wasn’t real and suggested that sometimes friendships fizzle out for one reason or another. “No, no, don’t get it f—ked up. Nothing about that was fake,” the Miami rapper replied. “If a n—a f—k with you, a n—a f—k with you,” he continued. “If it’s something that go left, that’s when it go left. It can go left right now on this podcast. It wasn’t fake. Before that, n—as showing love.” Budden countered by suggesting that their falling out doesn’t make sense, telling Ross, “But when we hear what happened, it don’t connect.”

Rozay further explained that sometimes things just happen that way. “Some things are not to be looking for the connection,” he replied before bringing up Budden’s own notorious falling out with former co-hosts Rory Farrell and Jamil “Mal” Clay. “That’s like me looking for the connection between the last weird n—as you used to do the podcast with. You loved them n—as, didn’t you? That’s business. You moved on. That’s what you got to do as a boss. You wish all them n—as the best if it ain’t no real pressure. Continue to do you, keep winning. But once it go left, it go left.”

Rick Ross dropped his 12th solo album Set in Stone today (July 17) and is in the middle of his Port of Miami 20th Anniversary Tour. Billboard went down to South Florida to check out the tour’s opening night. You can check that out below.

Apple Music has raised its subscription prices for the first time in nearly four years, according to prices listed on the Apple Music website.

In the U.S., the price for the individual plan rose from $10.99 to $11.99 per month, while the family plan increased from $16.99 to $19.99 per month and the student plan rose from $5.99 to $6.99 per month.

This marks the first hike in Apple Music subscription prices since October 2022, when the company cited increased licensing costs.

Representatives for Apple Music did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Rival streaming platform Spotify has hiked its subscription prices fairly steadily over the last several years after maintaining a $9.99 price for its individual premium plan since it first launched in the U.S. in 2011. Its first increase arrived in July 2023, followed by another hike in July 2024 and a third increase in February of this year. The price for Spotify’s individual premium plan is now $12.99 a month, while its family plan is $21.99, its duo plan is $18.99 and its student plan costs $6.99.

In an interview with Kristin Robinson for Billboard‘s On the Record podcast in April, Apple Music vp Oliver Schusser noted that the platform is the only music streamer without a free tier. “And believe it or not, we’re really proud of that,” he said, adding, “I think it’s not the right thing for songwriters and artists to just say, you know what, we’re going to give this away for free — especially with the very little monetization that artists and songwriters are going to get in return.”

Schusser went on to lament the idea of free (ad-supported) streaming tiers, arguing they led to lower subscription prices across the board. “The fact that all paid services have to compete with free means, at the end of the day, not enough people are paying, because they can get it for free, and the paid services can’t actually charge the correct price for the service because they’re always competing with free,” he said.