Kotn Cup lands in Toronto, as the Egyptian-Canadian apparel brand brings its football tournament and community festival to Trinity Bellwoods Park for the first time. The five-a-side tournament brings together eight teams from across the city’s football and creative communities, including DARBY, FC Cold Sand, Wavy FC, Parkdale Panthers FC, Shabab International, Rail Path, Matty’s Baddies and Kotn Sporting Club. Off the pitch, local DJs, food and drinks will keep things going throughout the day. The tournament will also serve as the launch stage for Kotn’s 2026 jersey collection. Back for a third season, the limited-edition jerseys are an homage to Cairo’s El-Nady community sporting clubs, and feature the Kotn Sporting Club crest. Guests will have first access to the collection and can customise their shirts with names and Toronto-exclusive event patches, a one-off opportunity available only on the day. With Toronto as one of the FIFA World Cup’s host cities, this year’s Kotn Cup is built around a simple idea: long before the big stadiums, the game begins on neighbourhood pitches and in local parks. This year’s iteration comes off the back of two successful years in NYC, where the tournament will return to in 2027. The event is free to attend, and there’s no need to be on a team to take part either. Alongside the tournament, guests can test their own game with two-touch and a crossbar challenges. RSVP to Kotn Cup via our link in bio now.