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The financial winners and losers from the World Cup

FIFA reports record profits from the World Cup, surpassing $7 billion. While local economies see a boost, the long-term benefits are uncertain and fans are feeling the pinch from high ticket and travel costs. The upcoming 2026 World Cup is...

BBC News· Jul 17, 2026 · 5:54 PM · 35 views

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FIFA reports record profits from the World Cup, surpassing $7 billion. While local economies see a boost, the long-term benefits are uncertain and fans are feeling the pinch from high ticket and travel costs. The upcoming 2026 World Cup is anticipated to be a massive gambling event.

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