FIFA takes IDR 117.5T from the 2022 World Cup

World Cup 2022 give Fifa reap extraordinary profits. The parent football association made 7.5 billion dollars or about 117.5 trillion rupees!

Launching AP, these figures were revealed on Sunday (20/11/2022), in a meeting before the 2022 World Cup was held. 200 FIFA member associations attended the meeting.

After FIFA received three new sponsors, a profit of 7.5 billion dollars or 117.5 trillion rupees was made. This was announced a few hours before the kick-off of the opening match of the 2022 World Cup between Qatar and Ecuador at Al Bayt Stadium.

The three sponsors are Youtube and Visit Las Vegas from the United States, as well as Fine Hygienic Holding from the Middle East.

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The arrival of the three sponsors meant that FIFA’s four-year revenue, from 2018 to 2022, continued to increase. The face value is one billion US dollars more than the revenue from the 2018 World Cup in Russia.

It is estimated that FIFA’s revenue will continue to increase, especially for the next four years. In 2026, the World Cup will be held in the United States, Canada and Mexico, which is estimated to be worth 10 billion dollars.

FIFA’s revenue at the 2022 World Cup cannot be separated from the support of Qatari clubs. Qatar Energy became the first tier sponsor, and QNB and Ooredoo banks also joined as third tier sponsors.

A part from that, Fifa it also has financial backing from financial platform crypto.com and blockchain providers. As for the broadcast rights World Cup 2022the contract was even signed by the era of Sepp Blatter.

The 2022 World Cup itself is quite controversial, even after the selection of host status won by Qatar. Various issues influenced Qatar’s nomination, from bribery to bribery.

“This is the most controversial world cup in history, and the ball hasn’t even been kicked,” said former England international Gary Lineker. BBC.

“From Fifa By choosing Qatar in 2010, the smallest country to host football’s biggest competition, they were faced with some big questions.”

“Since the allegations of corruption in the procurement process to treat migrant workers building stadiums, many have lost their lives. Homosexuality is illegal here. Women’s rights and freedom of expression are in the spotlight,” he said Lineker by the way World Cup 2022.

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