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Is FIFA selling parts of the World Cup to private investors?

This week FIFA announced plans to form a new subsidiary company to run part of the World Cup and offer a 20% stake.

Updated Thu, July 30, 2026 at 6:11 AM UTC1 connected chapterOldest → newest
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This week FIFA announced plans to form a new subsidiary company to run part of the World Cup and offer a 20% stake.

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    Is FIFA selling parts of the World Cup to private investors?

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    This week FIFA announced plans to form a new subsidiary company to run part of the World Cup and offer a 20% stake. Is FIFA selling parts of the World Cup to private investors?

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    The development may affect public safety, diplomacy, policy and people living in the region. Early claims can change quickly, so verified updates and clear attribution are essential.

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