It sounds like Chris Martin of Coldplay could play a pivotal role in FIFA’s 2026 World Cup halftime show. According to FIFA president Gianni Infantino, Martin and Phil Harvey — who have worked together as a part of Coldplay — are helping find artists to perform the first World Cup halftime show in 2026.

Chris Martin from popular British rock band Coldplay will be closely involved in the organization of next year's FIFA World Cup. The 2026 soccer championship is set to take place June 11 to July

Coldplay frontman Chris Martin and the band’s manager Phil Harvey will be involved in helping Fifa plan the line-up for the first World Cup final half-time show next year. Gianni Infantino, the president of Fifa,

FIFA is preparing for the '26 World Cup, and they're taking a page from the NFL's handbook! The soccer body tapped Coldplay's Chris Martin to find halftime performers -- much like the National Football League does with Jay-Z!

World Cup Final at MetLife Stadium will be the first in the competition's history to include a half time show, FIFA president Gianni Infantino has announced. Coldplay's Chris Martin will help FIFA "finalize the list of artists" who will perform on July 19,