
Kinder Joy Football 2026
About the set Kinder Joy Football 2026
Kinder Joy Football 2026, the Kinder Joy World Cup Funko toys: all 12 — fans of 11 countries plus the Golden Toy, codes VD313B–VD317C, at Coop and Nisa.
Kinder Joy Football is the 2026 Kinder Joy range of 12 small Funko-style football fans: one for each of 11 countries, plus a Golden Toy. Kinder UK sells it “exclusively at select Coop and Nisa stores”, and its page for the range was already online on 24 June 2026 (the first Wayback Machine capture) — the summer the World Cup was played in the US, Canada and Mexico. The banner carries the Funko and Funko POP! logos and “© 2026 Funko, LLC”. People search for it as Kinder Joy World Cup or Kinder Joy Funko Football, and many sellers title their listings “Kinder Joy Funko FIFA World Cup 2026 Fans Collection” — although the word FIFA appears nowhere on Kinder’s page. ColleX lists all 12 items. Kinder Joy World Cup countries and codes (the code is printed on the leaflet; list from the German collector catalogue ue-ei-kat.de): VD313B — Canada VD313C — Italy VD313D — Golden Toy VD314B — USA VD314C — England VD314D — Argentina VD314E — Brazil VD315B — Mexico VD315C — Uruguay VD315D — Spain VD317B — Germany VD317C — France How to tell the teams apart: every fan has a face painted with the national flag and a football badge on the chest, and the first five characters of the code tell you the ride. VD313 fans wear a peaked helmet and stand on a hoverboard (Canada, Italy and the Golden Toy). VD314 fans ride a kick scooter, hair in two bunches under a round helmet (USA, England, Argentina, Brazil). VD315 fans wear a hoodie and a black cap and carry a skateboard (Mexico, Uruguay, Spain). VD317 fans have ski goggles on the helmet and a snowboard (Germany, France). ue-ei-kat files the same base numbers, VD313 to VD317, under the 2022 Kinder Joy Funko Street Style figures — hoverboard, scooter, skateboards and snowboard. The Kinder Joy World Cup gold figure is VD313D: the hoverboard fan cast entirely in gold and the only toy without a flag. Kinder labels it “Golden Toy”; ue-ei-kat calls it “Pokal” (trophy). Kinder publishes no odds, so there is no official rarity. Why “Go All In”? ue-ei-kat names the series “Funko Go All In” and dates it 2025. Go All In is also the name of Ferrero North America’s World Cup promotion (1 April – 31 July 2026), but Ferrero’s announcement of it does not mention these toys. A launch date, other countries of sale and checked prices were not public on 18 October 2026; this page will be updated when they are.

















