STL file World Cup Mascot 2022 (worldcup mascot 2022) 🗺️・3D

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Last updated 10 novembro 2024

STL file World Cup Mascot 2022 (worldcup mascot 2022) 🗺️・3D

The official name of the mascot is La
The official name of the mascot is La'ebb as it responds to the original language of the organizer, as is customary in each World Cup event. The animated character, although it seems to be a ghost that roams the city and meets the different mascots of past editions, actually represents a turban that is a classic of Arab culture. Its meaning in Arabic is skillful player, as indicated by the translation of its name. In addition, as reported by FIFA, La'eeb will be known for his youthful spirit; spreading joy and confidence wherever he goes. The revelation of this iconic character begins when the presenter enters a virtual world alongside La'ebb in which the mascots of the different World Cups appeared: Juanito (Mexico 70), Naranjito (Spain 82), the Argentine Gauchito of '78, Ciao (Italy 90), the dog Striker of USA 94, the rooster Footix (France 98), the lion Goleo (Germany 2006) and Fuleco (Brazil 2014), among others. The official name of the mascot is La'ebb since it responds to the original language of the organizer, as is customary in each World Cup event. The animated character thus seems to be a ghost that runs through the city and is reunited with the different mascots of past editions, in reality it represents a turban that is a classic of Arab culture. Its meaning in Arabic is a skilled player, as indicated by the translation of its name. In addition, as reported by FIFA, La'eeb will be known for his youthful spirit; spreading joy and confidence wherever he goes. The revelation of this iconic character begins when the presenter enters a virtual world together with La'ebb in which the mascots of the different World Cup events appeared: Juanito (Mexico 70), Naranjito (Spain 82), the Argentine Gauchito of 78 , Ciao (Italy 90), the dog Striker from the United States 94, the Footix rooster (France 98), the Goleo lion (Germany 2006) and Fuleco (Brazil 2014), among others.