FIFA's 2026 World Cup: Record Profits, Unequal Burdens
The 2026 World Cup promises unprecedented earnings, but smaller nations face mounting costs to compete.
The 2026 World Cup is set to be a financial juggernaut, projected to generate a staggering $13 billion. However, this windfall comes with a heavy price tag for smaller nations, who are grappling with the escalating costs of participation. As FIFA celebrates record profits, the disparity between the financial gains and the burdens on less affluent teams raises serious questions about equity in global soccer. Read at The Guardian Sport
