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FIFA is projected to pull in a staggering $10.9 billion from the World Cup—a 56% jump from the last tournament. Meanwhile, the host cities and stadiums don't see a single dime from ticket sales or sponsorships. Randall Williams explains why cities still fight for the chaos. More World Cup coverage

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Canada is spending over $1.1 billion to host 13 World Cup matches. FIFA gets the ticket sales. FIFA gets the TV money. FIFA gets the sponsorship revenue. FIFA even gets the money from your hot dog. Taxpayers get the bill. People wonder why 12 of the last 14 World Cups lost money for the host countries. 🇨🇦⚽️💰
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Canada is spending over $1.1 billion to host 13 World Cup matches. FIFA gets the ticket sales. FIFA gets the TV money. FIFA gets the sponsorship revenue. FIFA even gets the money from your hot dog. Taxpayers get the bill. People wonder why 12 of the last 14 World Cups lost money for the host countries. 🇨🇦⚽️💰

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Flix, parent of Greyhound, reports a surge in bus ticket sales between FIFA World Cup host cities, with top routes including Seattle-Vancouver and New York-Boston
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FIFA President Gianni Infantino: ""The benefits that we can generate from a (FIFA) World Cup, from a (FIFA) Club World Cup, from a (FIFA) Women’s World Cup, from a (FIFA) Women’s Club World Cup, and so on and forth, go back to the entire world, because we want to give every child, in every corner of the world, an opportunity, a chance, a possibility to dream and to believe that he can make it. And even if he or she doesn’t make it, at least to spend a happy moment together in playing football."
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FIFA President Gianni Infantino: ""The benefits that we can generate from a (FIFA) World Cup, from a (FIFA) Club World Cup, from a (FIFA) Women’s World Cup, from a (FIFA) Women’s Club World Cup, and so on and forth, go back to the entire world, because we want to give every child, in every corner of the world, an opportunity, a chance, a possibility to dream and to believe that he can make it. And even if he or she doesn’t make it, at least to spend a happy moment together in playing football."

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The 2026 FIFA World Cup is the largest tournament in the competition's history with matches being played across 16 host cities in the US, Mexico and Canada. Al Jazeera’s Gemma Nash takes a closer look at some of the venues for the tournament.
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There is "no financial benefit" to hosting the World Cup, sports journalist Simon Kuper (Simon Kuper) says. "World Cups don't boost the economy," he told PBS News' Geoff Bennett. "That's a very clear and consistent finding by academic sports economists over the decades ... So they don't increase GDP. They don't increase the number of jobs. They don't increase tourism to your cities." "Then you're left with the costs because FIFA's model is, it takes all the money from the World Cup," he added. "The host city can't even charge sales tax on ticket sales, and the hosts have to pay the costs." Kuper, author of “World Cup Fever: A Soccer Journey in Nine Tournaments," joined Bennett for the latest episode of PBS News' Settle In podcast. They discussed the World Cup, the politics of FIFA and where soccer goes from here. For the full episode:
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There is "no financial benefit" to hosting the World Cup, sports journalist Simon Kuper (Simon Kuper) says. "World Cups don't boost the economy," he told PBS News' Geoff Bennett. "That's a very clear and consistent finding by academic sports economists over the decades ... So they don't increase GDP. They don't increase the number of jobs. They don't increase tourism to your cities." "Then you're left with the costs because FIFA's model is, it takes all the money from the World Cup," he added. "The host city can't even charge sales tax on ticket sales, and the hosts have to pay the costs." Kuper, author of “World Cup Fever: A Soccer Journey in Nine Tournaments," joined Bennett for the latest episode of PBS News' Settle In podcast. They discussed the World Cup, the politics of FIFA and where soccer goes from here. For the full episode:

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This is how American cities could look in 6 months. If FIFA really wants this to be the "best World Cup in history," they need to lower the ticket prices. Otherwise stadiums will be empty, filled only with rich people and influencers, while the real fans watch from home.
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As the World Cup comes to NY and NJ, fans are being asked to pay $150 roundtrip just to get to MetLife Stadium. That’s more than a 1000% increase on typical fares. FIFA is getting $11 BILLION in revenue from the World Cup — they can cover the $48 million for transportation to and from MetLife. Rep. Rob Menendez Rep. Nellie Pou and I are pushing them to do the right thing. This tournament should be for the world, not just the ultra-wealthy.
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As the World Cup comes to NY and NJ, fans are being asked to pay $150 roundtrip just to get to MetLife Stadium. That’s more than a 1000% increase on typical fares. FIFA is getting $11 BILLION in revenue from the World Cup — they can cover the $48 million for transportation to and from MetLife. Rep. Rob Menendez Rep. Nellie Pou and I are pushing them to do the right thing. This tournament should be for the world, not just the ultra-wealthy.

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