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The $9bn World Cup and the fight over its final whistle

FIFA reportedly booked more than $9bn from the 2026 tournament, while opening a disciplinary file into Argentina over a post-final brawl with Spain.

A bald man in a dark suit holds the gold FIFA World Cup trophy while standing on a field with blurred figures in the background.
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  • https://x.com/polymarket/status/9bn-world-cup-2026
  • https://x.com/polymarket/status/fifa-argentina-investigation
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