Paul Gilham, Senior Director Global Sports, Getty Images provides Sport Stratégies with the 10 most downloaded photographs of the competition. Shots that will mark history and skillfully capture the biggest football competition in the world.
“The 2026 FIFA World Cup is our most ambitious World Cup photography operation to date,” said Paul Gilham, Senior Director Global Sports, Getty Images. As the Official Photo Agency of the World Cup, we have assembled a team of 115 experts (photographers, editors and operators) to capture and distribute images from the 104 matches played across the Americas. »
He continues: “Our mission is to document the competition to inscribe it sustainably in the collective memory of football. On the ground, our photographers immortalize the euphoria of victories, the disappointment of defeats and all the emotions, allowing the media around the world to thrill their audiences to the rhythm of the event. »
“This selection presents the images most downloaded by our customers throughout the competition. These photos prove that emotion remains the most captivating element of sport, both for the media and the public. There we find the joy of scoring a goal, the pride of defending the colors of one’s country, and that moment that all footballers dream of: holding up the World Cup trophy. »
“Once again, the tournament will have been the scene of extraordinary sporting prowess, moments of rare intensity and global fervor. It was a privilege to bring supporters closer to the heart of the action through the lens of our internationally renowned photographers,” concludes Paul Gilham.
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