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13 NFL Teams in Line to Benefit From FIFA's Projected $11B World Cup Revenue

The Cowboys, Patriots, Falcons, Texans, Chargers/Rams, Giants/Jets, Chiefs, Seahawks, 49ers, Dolphins, and Eagles will host World Cup games at their stadiums. The tournament is projected to generate $11 billion in revenue. FIFA will pay rent to use the venues while retaining revenue from sponsorships, ticket sales, suites, merchandise, concessions, and parking. Exactly how much NFL teams will earn for hosting remains undisclosed.


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