June 2026 — The 23rd FIFA World Cup is being co-hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico, with 48 participating teams for the first time. Chinese LED display companies have emerged as the most prominent technology force both on and off the pitch — from center-hung scoreboards to giant spherical screens in fan zones, from VAR display terminals to venue wrap-around displays.
Leyard: Over 2,200 sqm Display System
At the Azteca Stadium in Mexico City, Leyard provided over 2,200 square meters of LED display systems covering main screens, curved surround screens, perimeter screens, and giant pillar screens.
Unilumin: Three Consecutive World Cups
Unilumin supplied nearly 1,000 square meters of LED displays and sports lighting across all host countries. The giant spherical LED screen at the Dallas FIFA Fan Festival delivers a 360° immersive viewing experience.
Absen: First 360° Center-Hung Display
At BC Place Stadium in Vancouver, Absen created the first center-hung LED funnel display in World Cup history, exceeding 600 square meters and fully compatible with 4K broadcasting.
Hisense: RGB-Mini LED for VAR
Hisense deployed self-developed RGB-Mini LED technology in the referee center, achieving pixel-level precision for VAR decision-making.
Chinese LED display manufacturers are transitioning from followers to leaders, demonstrating the strength of Made in China on the world’s biggest sporting stage.
