A title piece “goals” registered with ASCAPregistration Lisa, Anita, Streamand Tropkillaz as performers. Registration also credits FIFA as a composer, placing the international football federation directly in the context of the song. This detail has prompted speculation that the track could serve as part of the official music program associated with the FIFA World Cup 2026.
The listing introduces a series that reflects a broad geographic reach. Lisa, a member of Black and pinkhas built a global audience through both group releases and solo work. Anitta represents Brazil with a catalog that moves in pop, funk and international collaborations. Rema, from Nigeria, has established a strong presence through Afrobeats and crossover tracks that have gained global traction. Brazilian production duo Tropkillaz bring a sound shaped by electronic music and hip-hop influences.
The inclusion of FIFA in the songs suggests an official connection between the governing body and the track, although its role remains unconfirmed. Reports suggest that “Goals” could appear on the official album linked to the tournament, a format FIFA has used in previous editions to extend the event beyond the pitch.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be held in three countries: the United States, Canada and Mexico. The tournament is scheduled for June and July, marking the first time the event will be hosted by three nations. It will also introduce an expanded format, increasing the number of participating teams and matches.
At this stage, details surrounding the track remain limited to the ASCAP registration. No release date or official announcement has been confirmed. The presence of several high-profile artists and FIFA, however, places “Goals” in a context that aligns with previous World Cup musical works.
