A single match cost me thousands of dollars at 2026’s World Cup of the 1% / Leander Schaerlaeckens
With ticket sales phases under way and prices reaching eye-watering levels, my experience raised a crucial question: who is this World Cup for? For months, people in my life had been asking me when and where to get World Cup tickets. In the absence of any actionable information from Fifa before (…)
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