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Billions in revenue proves Fifa right on the World Cup – but only on things it cares about

The Guardian ·First reported
The GuardianBillions in revenue proves Fifa right on the World Cup – but only on things it cares about
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The 2026 edition of the tournament brought in untold amounts of money to Gianni Infantino’s governing body The total hasn’t entirely stopped rising yet, still clicking away towards a final tally. Still, Fifa has already announced that it surpassed its own…

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