FIFA Is Making $13 Billion — Here's Who's Actually Paying For It

The biggest World Cup in history has created an unexpected scoreboard. FIFA is making billions, broadcasters are cashing in, and sponsors are breaking advertising records — but many of the fans who travel thousands of miles to attend are walking away poorer than they expected. In this video, we break down how the 48-team 2026 World Cup became one of the world's biggest business events, why FIFA's revenue could approach $13 billion this commercial cycle, and why economists warn that hosting the tournament may not deliver the lasting economic boost host cities were promised. If you enjoyed this analysis, like this video, share it with others, and subscribe to The International Desk. #WorldCup2026 #FIFA #Spain #SportsEconomics #WorldCupTickets #Sponsorship #SportsMarketing #GlobalEconomy #USA #Canada #Mexico #FootballFinance #Geopolitics #SportsIndustry