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Kylian Mbappe #10 of France celebrates with teammates
North America
World Cup teams will be paid a record $871 million: Each team will get $12.5 million as a bare minimum for playing and ‘preparation money’
By Emma BurleighJune 21, 2026
‘I didn’t want a refund, I didn’t want my money back’: meet a grandma who paid $485 for World Cup tickets and never got them
Travel & Leisure
‘I didn’t want a refund, I didn’t want my money back’: meet a grandma who paid $485 for World Cup tickets and never got them
By R.J. Rico, Emilie Megnien and The Associated PressJune 20, 2026
Pico Lopes #4 of Cabo Verde looks on during the FIFA World Cup 2026
Success
Cape Verde’s Roberto Lopes was working at a bank when he was recruited on LinkedIn to play soccer—he thought it was spam, now he’s at the World Cup
By Preston ForeJune 20, 2026
Ricardo Pepi
Success
Team USA star Ricardo Pepi grew up in a trailer in El Paso—and his parents pawned their car title to fuel his soccer dream. Now, he’s in the World Cup
By Preston ForeJune 15, 2026
Fortune Archives: A football sensation, captured as “a skinny 10-year-old boy”
Newsletters
Fortune Archives: A football sensation, captured as “a skinny 10-year-old boy”
By Indrani SenJune 14, 2026
As the World Cup draws millions to 11 U.S. cities, measles—not Ebola—may be the biggest concern
Health
As the World Cup draws millions to 11 U.S. cities, measles—not Ebola—may be the biggest concern
By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezJune 5, 2026
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North America
The ‘soccer’ vs. ‘football’ war has a 160-year history — and your snobbish friends are wrong about which one is right
By Kirk Bowman and The ConversationJune 5, 2026
FIFA ‘just priced everyone out’: Soccer fans are skipping the World Cup over extreme prices
Travel & Leisure
FIFA ‘just priced everyone out’: Soccer fans are skipping the World Cup over extreme prices
By R.J. Rico and The Associated PressJune 5, 2026
Inside the $9 billion World Cup: How Gianni Infantino built a FIFA-dom with a tight grip on soccer’s biggest global event
Magazine
Inside the $9 billion World Cup: How Gianni Infantino built a FIFA-dom with a tight grip on soccer’s biggest global event
By Vivienne WaltJune 4, 2026
Soldier Field in Chicago during 1994 FIFA World Cup opening ceremonies
Economy
Some of the biggest U.S. sporting towns decided not to host any World Cup games, fearing a ‘major financial burden to our cities’
By Tristan BoveJune 3, 2026
Dan Helfrich, Chief Operating Officer, U.S. Soccer Federation
Conferences
U.S. Soccer is using AI to scout 70 million teenagers. The former consulting CEO running the federation calls it a ‘paradigm shift’ for the sport
By Nick LichtenbergJune 2, 2026
A man in a soccer ball hat holds a trophy and a beer in his hands.
North America
FIFA’s foray into dynamic pricing may be backfiring by keeping actual fans out of the World Cup—and sending some prices lower as backlash hits demand
By Sasha RogelbergJune 2, 2026
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Conferences
Nike and U.S. soccer execs on the World Cup: 4 weeks of games, 4 years of prep, 6 years of jersey design
By Preston ForeJune 1, 2026
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Commentary
Why soccer moms are shaping the future of football in the U.S.
By Ruslan BashirovMay 31, 2026
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Economy
The economist who wrote the book on sports finance has a number for FIFA’s World Cup haul: $15 billion
By Richard Sheehan and The ConversationMay 25, 2026
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