WORLD CUP 2026 · BUSINESS OF THE GAME

Key Facts

—Rio de Janeiro’s city government estimates the national team’s games could move up to R$245m ($47m) through the local economy.

—That top figure assumes the best possible run: Brazil playing all eight games and lifting the trophy.

—Each match the team plays is worth roughly R$31m ($5.9m) to the city, the study says.