Popular Fast-Food Chain Is Celebrating the World Cup With a New Meal and Limited-Edition Collectible
As soccer fever ramps up this summer, one fast-food chain is giving fans another reason to get excited.
Church's Texas Chicken is getting in on the World Cup excitement with the launch of its new Golazo Meal, a family-style offering that comes with a limited-edition collectible soccer ball. Available at participating U.S. locations beginning Monday, June 15 while supplies last, the promotion combines game-day comfort food with a keepsake fans can actually take home.
Priced at $39.99, the Golazo Meal includes 20 pieces of Legs & Thighs or Tenders, four large classic sides and 10 Honey-Butter Biscuits. But the real draw for soccer enthusiasts may be the collectible element.
Throughout the summer, Church's will release four different soccer ball designs inspired by some of the sport's most passionate fan bases: the United States, Brazil, Argentina and Mexico. A new design will debut each week, giving collectors the chance to track down all four.
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Church's isn't the only company tapping into World Cup excitement. Last month, BuzzBallzunveiled SoccerBallz, a limited-edition line of ready-to-drink cocktails featuring country-inspired flavors and soccer ball-shaped packaging.
The release includes eight different flavors inspired by various countries and the spirit of the game itself, including "Flags & Freedom," a blend of orange and pineapple, "Fuego Tamarita," a spicy watermelon cocktail, "Caipi Crush," a citrus-forward option and "Smashentina," a melon-flavored drink with a peppery finish.
As for Church's, the chain plans to host a youth soccer clinic in partnership with Big Brothers Big Sisters of America in Houston, followed by a public block party on June 27 featuring games, music and giveaways.
Related: BuzzBallz Introduces 8 New Limited-Edition Flavors Ahead of the World Cup
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This story was originally published June 15, 2026 at 8:02 AM.