Gianni Infantino announced that 500 million ticket requests have been registered for the 2026 World Cup, a figure without precedent.
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FIFA President Gianni Infantino stated at the World Economic Forum in Davos that 500 million ticket requests have been received for the 2026 World Cup matches, which will take place in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. This figure is impressive, considering that in 100 years of competition history, only 50 million tickets have been sold. Infantino emphasized the enormous enthusiasm for this event, mentioning that if matches were organized for 1000 years, the stadiums could be filled. The requests will be grouped and a draw will follow to determine the winners who will have access to tickets.
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Gianni Infantino anunţă că au existat „500 de milioane de cereri de bilete” pentru Cupa Mondială. "În 100 de ani de istorie a Cupei Mondiale, s-au vândut 50 de milioane de bilete"
Cerere fără precedent pentru Cupa Mondială: 500 de milioane de solicitări de bilete pentru doar 7 milioane disponibile
Șeful FIFA o ia pe urmele lui Trump. Gianni Infantino se laudă cu o cerere imensă de bilete la Cupa Mondială: „Am putea umple stadioanele timp de 1000 de ani”
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