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The economist who wrote the book on sports finance has a number for FIFA's World Cup haul: $15 billion | Fortune

Notre Dame's Richard Sheehan, author of "Keeping Score: The Economics of Big Time Sports," finds ticket revenue alone could hit $9 billion.

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The economist who wrote the book on sports finance has a number for FIFA's World Cup haul: $15 billion |…

Notre Dame's Richard Sheehan, author of "Keeping Score: The Economics of Big Time Sports," finds ticket revenue alone could hit $9 billion.

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Commentary: Soaring World Cup ticket prices could bring in US$15b for FIFA, but where will the money go?

This year’s World Cup will provide organiser FIFA with a golden opportunity to make more than US$15 billion in revenue, which would be a record, says this academic.

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  1. domenica 24 maggio 2026·channelnewsasia.com

    Commentary: Soaring World Cup ticket prices could bring in US$15b for FIFA, but where will the money go?

    This year’s World Cup will provide organiser FIFA with a golden opportunity to make more than US$15 billion in revenue, which would be a record, says this academic.

  2. lunedì 25 maggio 2026·fortune.com

    The economist who wrote the book on sports finance has a number for FIFA's World Cup haul: $15 billion | Fortune

    Notre Dame's Richard Sheehan, author of "Keeping Score: The Economics of Big Time Sports," finds ticket revenue alone could hit $9 billion.