One of the highlights every four years for soccer fans in the United States is the release of ESPN’s posters for the World Cup. Although not available in stores, the US broadcaster hires a different designer each time to take a unique perspective of each country.

Even though ESPN has lost the rights to the World Cup and it’s FOX’s turn to broadcast the World Cup to television sets across the United States this summer, ESPN has gone ahead and produced a series of posters designed by an artist named Paul Lacolley.

Instead of creating one for each of the 32 teams, ESPN commissioned 16 posters featuring many of the top teams competing in this summer’s World Cup.

SEE MORE:

• World Cup 2014 posters from ESPN
• World Cup 2010 posters from ESPN
• ESPN’s posters for Euro 2012
• ESPN’s posters for Euro 2016

 

Here are ESPN’s posters for World Cup 2018:

Argentina World Cup poster

Australia World Cup poster

Belgium World Cup poster

Brazil World Cup poster

Colombia World Cup poster

Croatia World Cup poster

Egypt World Cup poster

England World Cup poster

France World Cup poster

Germany World Cup poster

Iceland World Cup poster

Mexico World Cup poster

Nigeria World Cup poster

Portugal World Cup poster

Spain World Cup poster

Uruguay World Cup poster

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