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I get this question a lot as I start selling my 2nd FIFA World Cup. "Why am I seeing FIFA World Cup 2026 tickets on the secondary market? Are tickets on sale?" Answer: - It's all speculation. No one actually has these tickets - Seating for hospitality tickets are not assigned seats at the time of purchase - Traditionally, FIFA has a lottery system for all non-hospitality games tickets which they run separate to the hospitality program. My goal on this platform is to share my knowledge & to help others navigate what you need to know given the historic nature of the event. Want to chat more? Email me at jbryant@onlocationexp.com

Is the tide turning for the FIFA Club World Cup’s fortunes? The recent announcements of DAZN as global broadcaster and three new sponsors coming on board would suggest it might be… Few new competitions (or new formats of existing competitions) have been as controversial before the action starts as FIFA’s 2025 edition of the tournament. But despite its unpopularity in certain quarters, fan interest is mounting - as evidenced by yesterday's draw stimulating five times more Google searches for the competition than any previous day this year - and brands including Hisense, AB InBev and (as of this week) Bank of America are sensing the value and coming on board. DAZN showing the competition free-to-air globally means we can expect momentum to continue to gather as we get closer to kick off. The Americas region is pivotal to FIFA, with its next three global competitions being held there (CWC 2025, World Cup 2026, Women’s World Cup 2027). As experts in the region working with sponsors and rights holders, We Are Laugh are excited about the opportunity this represents, but also mindful that many global brands are still testing the waters when it comes to football in this part of the world. With that in mind, here are 10 reasons for optimism when considering whether the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 will prove to be a success...

Some may pay and others may pay more.... dynamic pricing! FIFA will deploy dynamic pricing for tickets for the inaugural 32-nation Club World Cup, which is to be held in the USA next year. The presale began on Tuesday with fans able to grab seats for the 48-match group stage. European giants Real Madrid, Manchester City and Bayern Munich will take on teams from the rest of the world in the 32-club tournament. The Ticketmaster presale allows the 12 host venues for the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 to reward their customers through their loyalty programmes or promotional activities. Thursday’s on-sale will also see fans of the 32 teams able to secure dedicated tickets all the way through to the final should their team be successful. According to Bayern Munich’s website, tickets to the final at MetLife Stadium in New York New Jersey will start at US$892 for upper tier seats all the way to US$2230 for lower tier seats.

Saudi Arabia, the sole bidder for the 2034 World Cup, will host the 48-team tournament across fifteen stadiums in five cities, including eight in the capital, Riyadh. This announcement follows the kingdom’s official bid submission to the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA). Saudi Arabia aims to host “the largest-ever edition” of the tournament in a single country, as detailed in their bid book. The submission of the bid book to FIFA marks the third stage in the official bid process to secure hosting rights for the 2034 tournament. The next stages will include official visits by FIFA and a comprehensive evaluation of the bid. FIFA #saudiarabia #fifa #fifa2034

⚽ Rock-it Cargo Scores Big with FIFA! 🚛 Rock-it Cargo will manage logistics for the FIFA World Cup 2026™ - Canada, Mexico and the United States across 16 host cities in Canada, Mexico, and the USA. FIFA’s Mattias Grafström praises their operational excellence for this mega event. From planning to on-site operations, Rock-it Cargo is ready to deliver a seamless experience for fans and teams alike. 🌍 🔗 Explore more: https://lnkd.in/gbY39SVA FIFA World Cup 2026™ - Canada, Mexico and U.S.A | #FIFA2026 #LogisticsExcellence #RockitCargo #GlobalEvents #EventLogistics #FIFAWorldCup #SupplyChain #SportsLogistics #CanadaMexicoUSA #LogisticsProvider #MegaEvents #GlobalSupplyChain #WorldCup2026 #OperationalExcellence

Another addition to an already gruelling schedule or a chance to push the game forward? Today FIFA announced the launch of the FIFA World Cup 2026™ - Canada, Mexico and the United States. It will feature 32 of the best teams around the globe, battling out for the title of best club in the world. But with the tournament taking place across June and July, the worry is that even more pressure will be placed on players, who already have few breaks throughout the year. Sandwiched between the Euros and the World Cup, some players will not have a proper break for over three years. What does this mean for the quality of the competition? The flip side is the exposure clubs outside of Europe will receive to a wider audience and income opportunities. Qualification earns each club €50 million, which is a substantial figure. What do you guys think of the Club World Cup? Are you excited to see a brand new tournament or do you think there's already too much football? #FIFA #ClubWorldCup #2025 #Football #Sport #Content #SocialMedia

Saudi Arabia Secures 2034 FIFA World Cup Hosting Rights Saudi Arabia has officially been awarded the honor of hosting the 2034 FIFA World Cup, making it the second Gulf nation to achieve this milestone after Qatar’s triumphant 2022 event. Under the banner “Forward Together,” the Kingdom presented an uncontested bid that garnered near-unanimous support, with 207 out of 211 FIFA members voting in favor. This historic tournament will debut Saudi Arabia as a World Cup host, featuring 48 teams across five iconic cities: Riyadh, Jeddah, Al Khobar, Abha, and Neom. With cutting-edge stadiums like the “King Salman Stadium,” accommodating over 92,000 fans, and a commitment to world-class infrastructure, the Kingdom is poised to deliver a transformative experience for players and spectators alike. Beyond football, Saudi Arabia’s vision is clear: to unite cultures, celebrate diversity, and showcase its progress on the global stage. With immersive fan experiences planned across 60 venues and a focus on sustainability, the event promises to redefine global sporting standards. The 2034 FIFA World Cup is more than a tournament—it’s a statement of ambition, unity, and the Kingdom’s readiness to host the world. #Saudi2034 #FIFAWorldCup #Vision2030 #GlobalSports #GameChanger

FIFA announces multi-year agreement with Rock-it Cargo as Official Logistics Provider of FIFA World Cup 26™ Global leader in live logistics will support FIFA in delivering the biggest and most inclusive event in sporting history Rock-it Cargo’s appointment followed a thorough request-for-proposal process to identify the best logistics provider for the game-changing tournament Rock-it Cargo will also support the new FIFA Club World Cup™ in the United States next year Sources : @fifa @rockit.cargo Book loads in 1 click from #loadlink #dat and #truckstop Use free chrome extension #loadsnap #logistics #trucking #truckingnews #fifa #rockitcargo #canada #usa

The 2034 FIFA World Cup is set to be hosted by Saudi Arabia. This will mark the first time the country hosts the tournament, and it is part of Saudi Arabia's broader initiative to enhance its global sports presence through its Vision 2030 plan. The World Cup will likely be a significant event for the country, showcasing its infrastructure, culture, and passion for football on a global stage. Saudi Arabia's selection to host the 2034 World Cup was confirmed after the country was the sole bidder following a decision by FIFA to move to a more open bidding process for future tournaments. The tournament is expected to be held in multiple cities, with state-of-the-art stadiums and modern facilities planned for the event. This will also be the first World Cup to feature 48 teams, up from the current 32, which will bring more nations into the fold and increase the tournament's scale. The 2034 World Cup will be an exciting moment for Saudi Arabia and the region, as it continues its journey of growth and transformation.

Category exclusivity is a key attribute of any premium sponsorship. This is why the FIFA Club World Cup announcement using stadia sponsors' names caught me by surprise. This is new to FIFA standards (hiding naming rights has been a requirement of bid books for decades) and sets a precedent for all future events. While current and potential sponsors might not love the idea, it does make commercial sense, if negotiated ahead of time. After all, keeping existing signage (of the naming rights partner) can save millions of dollars in operational costs for host cities. It will be interesting to see what FIFA will do FIFA World Cup 2026™ - Canada, Mexico and the United States.