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LEGO FIFA World Cup 2026 emblem set drops to under £3 via cashback deal

Argos is selling the LEGO FIFA World Cup 2026 Official Emblem set for £20, but a TopCashback promotion for new users can reduce the price to as little as £2.84 on the 298-piece build.

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LEGO FIFA World Cup 2026 emblem set drops to under £3 via cashback deal
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The LEGO FIFA World Cup 2026 Official Emblem set, normally priced at £20 on Argos, is available for as little as £2.84 through a cashback promotion currently running on TopCashback. The deal applies to new TopCashback members who are also first-time Argos shoppers, while existing Argos customers new to the cashback platform can still pick it up for £2.85 after cashback is applied.

The 298-piece set is part of the LEGO Editions FIFA World Cup 2026 range and is recommended for ages 10 and over. It features a base built around colourful ‘26’ digits, a semi-3D version of the FIFA World Cup trophy, and a FIFA-branded tile. Once assembled, the model can be displayed freestanding or mounted on a wall.

Customers who have already bought the set have responded positively. One Argos reviewer wrote: “I am so excited to be able to gift my son some of the 2026 World Cup memorabilia in the form of Lego — two of his favourite things combined. Wonderful collection.” Another said: “Great little build, I really enjoyed it — the colours just pop.”

For those looking to celebrate a specific club rather than the tournament itself, the FOCO Officially Licensed BRXLZ Bricks Football Construction set is available on Amazon from £27, covering clubs including Manchester United, Manchester City, Liverpool, Celtic, and Paris Saint-Germain. A more novelty-focused alternative is the PUPULU Teddy Football Bear Building Blocks Set, priced at £29.99 on Amazon, which uses 4,500 micro bricks to construct a teddy bear mascot in football kit holding a trophy.

The FIFA World Cup 2026 kicks off on 11 June, with the opening match between Mexico and South Africa.

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