Forget the World Cup final on the pitch—the real dream job might be just off it. Michelob Ultra has teamed up with comedian and actor Kevin Hart to offer one lucky fan the chance to land what they're calling the "best job in the world." The gig? Serving as the "Superior Player of the Match Chief Trophy Officer" at the 2026 FIFA World Cup final.

Here's the kicker: the selected fan will earn a cool $90,000 for just 90 minutes of work on Sunday, July 19. Their main responsibility? Carrying the Superior Player of the Match trophy onto the field before the championship match. It's a high-stakes role—literally—as the trophy will be awarded after every game of the tournament through fan voting.

Michelob Ultra is launching a nationwide search for a passionate soccer fan who can "stay cool under pressure" while handling the trophy on one of sports' biggest stages. The winner also scores two tickets to the final, making it a full-circle moment from couch to stadium.

"This really might be the best job in the world," Hart said in a statement. "To go from being a fan watching at home to end up at the FIFA World Cup 2026 final match is something most people can only wish for."

Hart, who has become a bigger soccer fan in recent years after witnessing the global passion surrounding FIFA competitions, emphasized that this campaign puts fans directly into the heart of the tournament experience. "It's the job of a lifetime for a fan," he added. "To be integrated into such a thing, and be a part of a trophy presentation, and also walk away with a payday that's beyond lucrative is amazing."

As the countdown to 2026 continues, this opportunity is a reminder that World Cup magic isn't limited to the players on the field—sometimes, it's about who's carrying the trophy. For fans dreaming of a front-row seat to history, this might just be the ultimate play.