FIFA unveils plan for new commercial entity to boost World Cup revenues
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 28, 2026, 4:34 PM
Last updated Jul 28, 2026
FIFA announced plans to establish a commercial entity, FIFA Forward Enterprise, aimed at increasing revenues from the World Cup. This initiative could potentially generate an additional $20 million for each member country's federation by 2030. FIFA reported generating $15 billion from the recent summer World Cup, up from $7.6 billion from the last cycle. The new entity would cover sponsorship and media rights while also fueling operational aspects of FIFA tournaments. Approval from FIFA's member associations is required for the plan to proceed.
- •FIFA intends to create FIFA Forward Enterprise to boost World Cup revenues.
- •The entity aims to generate $20 million for each member federation by 2030.
- •FIFA reported $15 billion in revenue from the recent summer World Cup.
- •Approval from FIFA's member associations is necessary for the new entity.
- •J.P. Morgan and Thrive Eternal are involved in funding efforts.
- 4:34 PMYahoo Sports — FIFA Planning $20B Commercial Arm to Increase World Cup Profits
"The move requires approval of a majority of FIFA members.
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