A new survey is turning heads ahead of the 2026 World Cup. The Lines polled 3,000 American soccer fans to find out which countries have the most attractive supporters, and the results are in. Argentina claimed the top spot, followed by Brazil and the United States, making these three nations the unofficial style leaders of the tournament.

The survey didn't stop at fans. It also ranked the most attractive teams, managers, and even kits. Argentina's Lionel Scaloni was voted the most attractive manager, edging out Brazil's Carlo Ancelotti and U.S. coach Mauricio Pochettino. 'The Argentina supporters can call themselves the most attractive fanbase of this World Cup,' wrote Nick Crain of The Lines. 'And it's not just the Argentina fans turning heads: their coach takes home a prize of his own.'

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While Argentina dominated the fan and manager categories, they couldn't claim the top team prize. That honor went to their arch-rival Brazil, with the United States and France rounding out the top three. Argentina had to settle for fourth, followed by Spain, Mexico, Germany, England, Portugal, and the Netherlands.

When it came to kits, the United States took the crown, with Argentina in second and Brazil in third. The survey also asked fans to rate the most attractive USMNT players, though those results were not disclosed in the original report.

The survey's methodology included showing participants a cross-section of fan photos, official team and manager pictures, and images of all home kits. The sample was 57% male, 42% female, and 1% non-binary, with an average age of 37.6 years. The Lines conducted the study in June 2026, just ahead of the tournament.

Argentina's strong showing comes as no surprise given their passionate and colorful fan base, which has been making headlines for other reasons as well. Earlier this year, Argentina was also named among the worst fans in a separate survey, showing that love and hate often go hand in hand in soccer.

Brazil's second-place finish in fan attractiveness is bolstered by their reputation for vibrant celebrations and iconic yellow jerseys. The United States, meanwhile, continues to grow its soccer culture, with fans known for their energy and inclusivity.

As the World Cup kicks off, these rankings add a fun layer to the global competition. Whether you're cheering for the most attractive fans or the best-dressed team, there's no shortage of storylines to follow. For those planning to attend matches, be mindful of strict drone regulations near stadiums, which could cost you up to $100,000.

With Argentina, Brazil, and the USA leading the attractiveness charts, the 2026 World Cup promises to be as stylish as it is competitive. And if the survey is any indication, the fans will be just as memorable as the action on the pitch.