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FIFA dispara la bolsa del Mundial 2026: 871 millones para 48 selecciones
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FIFA dispara la bolsa del Mundial 2026: 871 millones para 48 selecciones

  • FIFA approves a 15% rise in total World Cup 2026 distributions, totaling 871 million dollars for 48 teams.
  • Preparation subsidies per team rise from 1.5 to 2.5 million dollars under the new distribution plan.
  • Incentives for World Cup qualification increase from 9 to 10 million per team.
  • Over 16 million in subsidies for logistics and travel are added.
  • Afghan refugee women's team may compete in official tournaments under governance rule changes.
  • New disciplinary adjustments include sanctions for players who protest to officials or cover their mouths during confrontations.
  • Armenia and Georgia will host the 2029 FIFA World Cup Sub-20; Miami will stage the 2027 'Copa de Campeonas' final.
  • Qatar will host the 2026 FIFA U-17 World Cup from November to December.
  • FIFA will begin a consultation to require clubs to field at least one homegrown player under 21.
  • The post also confirms a broader governance and scheduling framework for 2027–2029.
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FIFA increases World Cup money awarded to participating teams by over $100 million
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FIFA increases World Cup money awarded to participating teams by over $100 million

  • FIFA increases the 2026 World Cup prize pool by $112 million, elevating total distributions to over $867 million.
  • Each of the 48 teams will receive a baseline $12.5 million, up from $10.5 million.
  • Prize money is distributed evenly regardless of teams' progression in the tournament.
  • The expansion to 48 teams is tied to the U.S., Canada, and Mexico hosting the 2026 edition.
  • FIFA expects record revenue from ticketing and hospitality tied to the 2026 World Cup.
  • The total distribution now exceeds $867 million, with several subsidies adjusting costs for teams.
  • The 2026 World Cup will feature 104 games across North America.
  • FIFA plans to reinvest the balance of revenues into global football through its 211 member associations.
  • The 2026 prize-money increase follows concerns about hosting costs for European federations.
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Request for FIFA President Gianni Infantino to be given a police escort is denied by Canadian police
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Request for FIFA President Gianni Infantino to be given a police escort is denied by Canadian police

  • The Vancouver Police Department denied a motorcade request for FIFA President Gianni Infantino, citing IPP standards and traffic safety concerns.
  • Deputy Chief Don Chapman said Infantino’s group did not meet the criteria to warrant such an escort.
  • FIFA said the president was not involved in security arrangements and did not request a specific motorcade level.
  • Local organizers, via FWC26 Canada, reportedly made the request in line with prior arrangements for such events.
  • FIFA is holding meetings in Vancouver as part of the 76th FIFA Congress during the World Cup co-hosted events.
  • Toronto and Vancouver police teams indicated they would provide escorts only where there are clear safety needs.
  • City officials emphasized transportation plans would be appropriate and safe for hosting major international events.
  • AP News coverage confirms the incident relates to the FIFA Congress in Vancouver during the World Cup events.
  • Officials reaffirm that VIP motorcade decisions are case-by-case and not guaranteed for all visiting dignitaries.
  • The incident is part of broader security planning for FIFA Congress and World Cup-related activities in 2026.
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