Illustration of FIFA World Cup revenue projection increase featuring the trophy and a soccer match between Spain and Argentina.
Illustration of FIFA World Cup revenue projection increase featuring the trophy and a soccer match between Spain and Argentina.
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FIFA raises 2026 World Cup revenue projection

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Spain defeated Argentina 1-0 in Sunday's final and FIFA raised its revenue projection by 2 billion dollars to reach 11 billion for the four-year cycle.

The tournament recorded a record attendance of more than 15 million people in stadiums and fan zones.
Mexico hosted 13 matches between June 11 and July 5 and received nearly 3 million foreign tourists in Mexico City, Guadalajara and Monterrey.
Tourism spending reached 2.1 billion dollars, although most visitors made day trips.
A survey by El Financiero conducted between July 13 and 17 showed that 75 percent of Mexicans approved of the Mexican national team's performance.

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Initial reactions on X highlight FIFA's revenue boost from the 2026 World Cup to $11B or higher, crediting ticket sales, hospitality, and expansion; some users note it as record-breaking success while others express skepticism about FIFA's integrity.

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A FIFA report estimates the tournament in Canada, the United States and Mexico will generate gross global production of 80.1 billion dollars and a GDP increase close to 41 billion.

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Thousands of fans attended the 2026 FIFA World Cup inauguration at Estadio Ciudad de México, where Mexico defeated South Africa 2-0. Attendees reported high expenses on tickets, drinks and food.

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