2026 World Cup: Record FIFA Numbers and Uncertain Gains

The International Football Federation (FIFA) is preparing to achieve record revenues exceeding $13 billion during the 2023-2026 period, with the number of teams in the World Cup increasing to 48 for the first time, and the tournament being hosted in North America. These projections are 56% higher than the 2022 Qatar World Cup and 67% higher than the 2018 Russia edition, driven by significant growth in ticket sales, broadcasting rights, and partnerships. The host cities face high costs related to infrastructure and security, while FIFA aims to boost revenue by marketing broadcast rights and commercial rights.

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