FIFA's Finances and the World Cup
The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be co‑hosted by the United States, Canada and Mexico and will expand to 48 teams, generating 104 matches across 16 cities. FIFA’s financial reports show a steep rise in revenue driven by higher ticket prices, expanded sponsorship deals and lucrative broadcasting rights. Prize money is expected to top $600 million, while operating costs and staff compensation also climb sharply. Massive reserves now exceed $3 billion, positioning FIFA ahead of UEFA’s financial pool.
Paris Saint-Germain Finances 2024/25
Paris Saint‑Germaine posted record revenue of $912 million for 2024/25, a 4% rise driven largely by a $71 million jump in broadcasting income. Operating expenses fell $100 million and the wage bill was trimmed by $135 million after Kylian Mbappé’s exit, yet the club...