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With Donald Trump's recent election victory, questions arise about his impact on the 2026 World Cup and 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. Organizers express confidence in federal support for security and logistics, despite concerns over potential travel restrictions and political tensions.
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A study warns that footballers face extreme heat stress at many 2026 World Cup stadiums, particularly in the US and Mexico. Experts urge FIFA to reconsider match scheduling and policies to protect athletes from rising temperatures linked to climate change.
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Saudi Arabia is the sole bidder for the 2034 World Cup, with FIFA set to rubberstamp the decision on December 11, 2024. Despite a FIFA evaluation deeming the bid medium risk for human rights, concerns persist over labor rights and the treatment of migrant workers, echoing issues faced during the Qatar 2022 World Cup preparations.
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DAZN has announced a global broadcasting deal with FIFA for the upcoming Club World Cup, reportedly worth nearly $1 billion. This agreement comes as FIFA aims to enhance the tournament's visibility and financial viability ahead of its inaugural event in the U.S. next summer.