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Topic: ticketing

FIFA headquarters in Zurich, Switzerland

Sunday, 7/19, 01:52 AM

FIFA's World Cup cycle is set to beat its own revenue forecast by billions

Football's governing body budgeted for about $13 billion across the 2023-2026 cycle.
Reporting now puts the figure nearer $15 billion, driven by an expanded tournament, the US media market and a sharp rise in what spectators paid to attend.

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