About

In 2026, the whole world will be buzzing with football fever.

Fundación Televisa, owner of one of Latin America's most prestigious photography collections, Fundación Coppel and Fundación Diez Morodo invite you to participate in the International Photography and Football Open Call [Convocatoria Internacional de Fotografía y Futbol], with $18,000 USD in cash prizes and the opportunity to be part of the grand Annie Leibovitz. Futbol 2026 exhibition at the National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City. There will be six winners in a single category in which you can use all your creativity to share your excitement about the wonderful world of football.

#FrameTheGame

Categories

One category.

Thousands of ways to interpret it.

A packed stadium or a dirt field. Color or black and white. A professional camera or the cell phone in your pocket.

What matters is that your image is authentic, that it conveys something, that it tells a story that only you could see.

Judging criteria

1. Originality and creativity – A fresh perspective and a unique way of expressing oneself

2. Impact – Images that excite and connect.

3. Narrative – Football experienced, football felt.

Winners

Prizes:

FIRST PLACE

$6,000 USD + trip to Mexico City for the awards ceremony + Exhibition at the National Museum of Anthropology

SECOND PLACE (x2)

$3,000 USD each + Exhibition at the National Museum of Anthropology

THIRD PLACE (x3)

$2,000 USD each + Exhibition at the National Museum of Anthropology

About the organization

Fundación Televisa is a non-profit social and cultural development association that owns one of the most important photographic and audiovisual collections in Latin America. In addition to acquiring works and archives, Fundación Televisa supports the preservation, research, production, and promotion of exhibition, film, and publishing projects around the world. In recent years, it has worked on reviews of the work of authors such as Graciela Iturbide, Paul Strand, Manuel Álvarez Bravo, Pierre Verger, Luis Buñuel, Bernard Plossu, and Gabriel Figueroa, as well as monographic reviews on different topics related to Mexican visual culture, such as: Katharsis! Images of Wrestling in Mexico; Mexichrome. Photography and Color in Mexico; and Stillman, Photography and Cinema in Mexico, to name a few.

Fundación Coppel is a non-profit organization dedicated to social mobility, education, and economic development in Mexican society. It promotes cultural initiatives in public spaces as drivers of peace and citizenship. Recent projects include Spora: Festival del Bosque 2025, with more than 260 artistic, recreational, and educational activities, and the Tiburones exhibition in San Luis Potosí.

Fundación Diez Morodo is a non-profit organization that develops sustainable solutions to structural problems in education, health, sports, and culture. Through strategic philanthropy, it promotes projects that improve the future of Mexican society by providing resources and building collaborative networks.