Hospitality and ticketing, especially through the steeply priced secondary market, are understood to account for a significant amount of the increase

FIFA's $871 million World Cup 2026 prize pool, a 65% increase from 2022, signals growing opportunities for crypto in sports tokenization and fan engagement.

After the huge revenues of Qatar 2022, FIFA is waiting to count up to another staggering number following this year's edition

Hospitality and ticketing, especially through the steeply priced secondary market, are understood to account for a significant amount of the increase

Guardian: 'Superati gli 11 previsti grazie a secondary ticket e hospitality' (ANSA)

La Fifa si appresta ad ottenere un record di introiti ai Mondiali che si concluderanno stasera, col totale degli incassi che potrebbe raggiungere i 15...

NEW YORK, July 19 — Fifa is reportedly anticipating record revenue of US$15 billion (RM61.4 billion) for the World Cup which ends later today, far more than originally expected,...

Gianni Infantino says the 2026 World Cup success could push FIFA revenue past $15 billion, fueling record investment in member associations worldwide.

The resale of tickets has contributed to an unexpected jump in income.

Un Mondiale da record, anche per le casse della Fifa. Secondo il "Guardian", la Federazione internazionale avrebbe già informato nella giornata di ieri i suoi membri...

The football governing body presided over the most lucrative sporting event in history and is poised to net over $9 billion in revenue for 2026.

ALBAWABA - As the biggest World Cup ever draws to a close with Spain lifting the trophy for the second time - FIFA emerges as the biggest winner with $9

The 2026 FIFA World Cup generated record revenue, becoming football's biggest financial event. FIFA's revenue cycle reached fifteen billion dollars, nearly doubling previous…

FIFA approved a record $655M prize fund for the 2026 World Cup, a 50% increase from Qatar 2022, with the winner set to earn over $50 million.

The FIFA World Cup is much more than the world's biggest football tournament—it's one of the biggest business events on the planet.In this video, we break down the economics of…

FIFA’s expanded 48-team tournament brought about record TV audiences and packed stadiums.