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2026 NFL free agency tracker: Updates on top 100 free agents
NFL front offices are about to embark on a critical and hectic period of the offseason as free agency is near. A bevy of big names including Trey Hendrickson, Kenneth Walker III, Aaron Rodgers and numerous others could be on the move after finishing out their contracts with their respective teams last season.
Eyes will also be on the handful of players who received tags in advance of free agency. Breece Hall, George Pickens and Kyle Pitts all carry franchise tags while the Colts placed a transition tag on Daniel Jones. How many of those standouts ink long-term extensions and which teams come knocking on their doors will be among the biggest storylines to monitor.
Where are the most notable names headed during free agency? Which veterans remain on the open market? And how much are this year’s top players worth? We’ve got you covered here with a running tracker of the top 100 free agents on NFL senior writer Pete Prisco’s annual free agent ranking, complete with reported contract terms for those who’ve found new homes or re-signed with their current clubs:
Free agency begins Monday, March 10 with the legal tampering period, and teams can make deals official when the new league year begins March 12.
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Maxx Crosby’s wife Rachel has 4-word reaction on moving to Baltimore after blockbuster Ravens trade
NFL star defensive end Maxx Crosby has posted for the first time about his trade to Baltimore Ravens ever since the news broke on Friday.
On Sunday, Crosby posted an AI-generate picture of himself wearing the Baltimore Ravens home jersey and a black Ravens helmet with number 98 stitched infront, his signature number.
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“RAVENS FLOCK…. ITS TIME. 🐦⬛💎,” he wrote in the caption.
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Crosby’s wife, Rachel commented under the post.
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“Crosby crew is coming 🖤💜🔥,” she wrote.
Before this post, Maxx Crosby reflected on a seven-year journey with the Raiders in his podcast, “The Rush” and shared the clip on Instagram on Sunday.
“Raider Nation has given me everything,” he said. “I had the chance to get married, have the most beautiful daughter in the world, and grow as a man, a player, a leader and a human being.”
Rachel Crosby was overwhelmed.
“Love you so much baby! So proud of you 🖤,” she commented under the post.
The trade agreement is set to become official on March 11, at the start of the new league year.
Crosby’s trade is historic, marking the first time in the Ravens’ 31-year history that they have traded a first-round pick for a veteran player.
By trading Crosby, the Raiders now hold the No. 1 and No. 14 overall picks in the 2026 Draft. They are widely expected to use the top pick on Heisman winner former Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza to lead their new era.
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Maxx Crosby celebrated six years of sobriety following his trade
After Maxx Crosby was traded from the Raiders to the Ravens, he celebrated sixth year of his sobriety anniversary on Sunday.
He and his wife, Rachel, hosted a “Drake-themed” bash in Las Vegas.
The party also had a live performance by country-rapper Shaboozey, who is a close friend of Crosby.
NFL insider Brian Wacker reposted Crosby’s Instagram stories on X.
For Maxx Crosby, March 11 is an important date.
On March 11, 2020, he checked himself into a 30-day rehab facility for alcohol addiction.
Two years later, on the same date, he signed a $98.98 million contract extension with the Raiders.
Cut to 2026, on March 11, he officially will become a Baltimore Raven.
Edited by Oindrila Chowdhury
The Nigeria Football Federation has announced that clubs that fail to honour matches in the national preliminaries of the President Federation Cup will be fined N1 million.
The directive was made known by the NFF Director of Competitions, Ruth David, in a statement released on Monday.
According to the statement, the state preliminary matches of the competition will take place between March 22 and April 26, 2026. Clubs that fail to appear for a match after completing registration at the state level will be fined N500,000.
The NFF also said the final matches of the state competitions must be played on April 25 or April 26, after which each state Football Association and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) will submit two representatives for the national stage of the competition.
Meanwhile, the NFF Disciplinary Committee has announced several decisions following protests from clubs in the Nigeria National League and the Nigeria Premier Football League.
In the case involving Gombe United and Jigawa Golden Stars, the committee found that Gombe United fans entered the field during the match and pressured the referee to change a goal kick decision to a penalty.
As a result, Gombe United were fined N1 million for pitch encroachment. The centre referee, Terwase Chia, was suspended for the rest of the season for professional misconduct. Jigawa Golden Stars were also fined N500,000 for refusing to continue the match in protest. The match result was confirmed as 0–0.
In another case, the committee ruled on a protest involving Wikki Tourist and Katsina United.
The committee found that Wikki Tourist failed to provide adequate security, which allowed unauthorised persons into restricted areas. Supporters of the club were also found to have thrown dangerous objects onto the pitch.
Wikki Tourist were fined N2 million for poor security, N1 million for unsporting conduct, and another N1 million for throwing dangerous objects. The club was also ordered to play five home matches away from Bauchi as part of the punishment.
In a separate decision involving Kwara United and Rivers United, the committee ruled that Kwara United failed to control their supporters, which led to harassment and injuries to match officials and players.
The club was fined N2 million for failing to provide proper security, N1 million for the behaviour of their supporters, and N2 million as compensation for damages and treatment of injured officials.
The committee also deducted three points and three goals from Kwara United’s total and ordered the club to play five home matches away from Ilorin.
The NFF stated that all the decisions are subject to the right of appeal.
Manchester City striker Omar Marmoush was the match winner on Saturday night as they beat Newcastle 3-1 in the FA Cup
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Pep Guardiola could not hide his delight on Saturday night as Manchester City progressed to the FA Cup quarter finals. Despite going behind early on to Newcastle, City rallied and were deserving winners.
After the game, Eddie Howe insisted the Blues were on their way back to their best. A huge compliment, particularly as City were without their talisman. Erling Haaland was rightly rested and Omar Marmoush replaced him.
The Egypt international repaid Guardiola’s faith with a match-winning brace that earned him praise from the boss. “He’s a top striker and the finishing, especially our second goal and our third is his biggest quality. He has to improve in small spaces and his first control but he deserved it.”
The unfortunate thing for Marmoush is he will almost certainly lose his place to Haaland on Wednesday night for the trip to Real Madrid. The Norwegian was rested specifically with the Champions League in mind.
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However, that does not mean Marmoush’s efforts were in vain. MEN Sport has looked at the 27-year-old’s performance at St James’ Park and spotted three ways he can offer City a different threat without Haaland.
Pressing
Haaland is an exceptional athlete but there are some things City sacrifice to have a goalscorer of his quality on the pitch. One of those can be pressing from the front. Guardiola once said he loved it when Haaland ‘presses like an animal,’ and while that is in his repertoire, it is not a constant in his game.
What was impressive about Marmoush was how quickly he closed down the Newcastle defence throughout the match. In the second half, he did exceptionally to win the ball from Malick Thiaw to spark an opportunity for Jeremy Doku to cross.
Finding pockets
Considering how good he is, it is no surprise Haaland sees scoring goals as ‘easy’. In a recent interview, the striker admitted he was inspired by Leicester City icon Jamie Vardy when he was growing up.
Vardy, much like Haaland, loves to play off the last man and use his pace to score. This is a trait Haaland adopted and nobody can argue with its effectiveness.
Interestingly, Marmoush showed for his second and City’s third, how he can offer something entirely different. Instead of looking for Matheus Nunes to play the through ball, the striker held back to allow himself a pocket of space on the edge of the box to fire past Aaron Ramsdale.
It was a smart decision as Newcastle’s defenders frantically regathered their shape. He still had a lot to do, but that difference to Haaland can give opposition teams a major headache.
Invisible man
When a centre-back sees he will be coming up against Haaland, they know instantly he will be their sole focus. As we saw at the Etihad against Newcastle last month, Dan Burn’s job was to effectively wrestle with Haaland and stop him from scoring.
It worked but opened up space for other players and, ultimately, City won. Haaland plays a selfless role in that respect and that can be forgotten.
What was striking about Saturday night was how often defenders were not man marking Marmoush. He became the invisible man just gliding under the radar before popping up to score.
His first was a prime example. By the time the ball reached him at the back post, Newcastle’s players were not alert to the danger and Marmoush was free to fire in.
Marmoush will not be the centre-forward at the Bernabeu on Wednesday night. But, Guardiola will be delighted the striker has added another dimension to an already stacked attack.
NEW DELHI: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) congratulated India cricket team after their victory in the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 final against New Zealand national cricket team at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad.India registered a commanding 96-run victory in the summit clash, lifting the trophy in front of a packed home crowd.
The triumph marked a historic milestone as India successfully defended the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup title, becoming the first team in the tournament’s history to retain the trophy. The victory was also significant as India became the first nation to win the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup on home soil, making the occasion even more memorable for millions of fans.Under the leadership of captain Suryakumar Yadav, the Indian team showcased fearless and dynamic cricket throughout the competition. With explosive batting, disciplined bowling and exceptional fielding, the side remained consistent across all phases of the tournament and delivered when it mattered most.The BCCI also praised head coach Gautam Gambhir and the support staff for their leadership, planning and preparation, which helped build a confident and well-balanced team capable of performing under pressure.“The Board also commends the Men’s Selection Committee for identifying and backing a group of players who combined experience with youthful energy, resulting in a formidable squad that delivered on the biggest stage. The BCCI also thanks all its affiliated State Associations for their continued contribution in helping achieve this vision,” BCCI said in a statement.Congratulating the team, BCCI president Mithun Manhas said, “Winning the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup is a moment of immense pride for the entire nation. To defend the title and achieve this feat on home soil makes it even more special. The team played outstanding cricket throughout the tournament under the leadership of Suryakumar Yadav and the guidance of Head Coach Gautam Gambhir. I congratulate every member of the squad, the coaching staff and the selectors for this remarkable accomplishment.”BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia said, “Indian cricket is currently in its golden phase. India hosted two major ICC events — the ICC Women’s World Cup last year and the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup — and to emerge champions in both is simply remarkable. This success is also a reflection of the strong foundations laid over the years through progressive planning and vision. The contributions of Mr Jay Shah during his tenure in strengthening Indian cricket’s structures and global standing have played a significant role in shaping this era of excellence. Kudos to Captain Suryakumar Yadav and his fearless group, the team management led by Gautam Gambhir and the selectors for building a balanced side capable of excelling on the world stage yet again.”BCCI vice-president Rajeev Shukla added, “This victory is the result of collective effort, meticulous preparation and the commitment shown by the players and support staff throughout the tournament. The team has displayed remarkable composure and confidence in high-pressure situations, a hallmark of champion sides. To win the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup in front of our home fans makes the moment even more special and memorable. I would like to acknowledge the efforts of ICC Chair Mr Jay Shah, whose strong leadership continues to strengthen the global growth of the game. We thank the ICC for organising such a wonderful tournament that showcased the very best of T20 cricket. This triumph will remain a historic milestone for Indian cricket and a source of immense pride for the entire nation.”
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“Give me a refund” — Fans furious after repeated rescheduling of ENHYPEN online fansign amid members’ poor health
Fans of ENHYPEN have expressed frustration online after another schedule change affected the group’s video call fansign event. On March 8, the organizers of the event titled [VIDEO CALL EVENT 2] ENHYPEN ‘THE SIN: VANISH’ announced that the event would no longer take place on its previously scheduled date of March 10, 2026.
In an official notice shared online, the organizers says that the event has been postponed due to “unavoidable circumstances.” The video call event will now take place on April 2, 2026, at 8:30 p.m. KST, while the test call for participants has been scheduled for 7:00 p.m. KST on the same day.
In the notice, the organizers apologized to participants and fans who had been preparing for the event. They stated that the team would work to provide a “smoother and more stable service” and asked fans for their understanding regarding the change.
The announcement came shortly after another disruption related to ENHYPEN’s another online fansign events earlier in March. On March 2, a separate video call event involving ENHYPEN was canceled only two hours before its scheduled start time. At the time, the organizers explained that the postponement was due to the members’ poor health.
The second cancellation drew criticism from some fans, many of whom had already adjusted their schedules to participate in the event. Several participants also raised concerns about the lack of earlier notice. One fan wrote online,
“If you’re going to do that, you should give me a refund. What are you doing taking the money?”
Others also questioned the repeated schedule changes and expressed confusion about the newly announced date.
“Shouldn’t there be a clause that allows cancellation when changing the date of the call? It’s so arbitrary. What if I don’t receive the test call? What if someone else shows up during the call? Threats are rampant” said this fan.
“I don’t think there’s any need to badmouth the members. I’m just annoyed by companies that treat fans’ time and money as a joke” wrote this user.
“Is there a problem with Hello Live? Why does it keep doing that in the episodes they do?” asked another fan.
Some ENHYPEN fans said the situation suggested that there might be additional factors behind the postponements.
“There must be something going on. There’s no communication ” said one netizen.
“It seems like there’s trouble with the record label, probably due to money ” read a comment,
“At this point, it seems like there really was a contract problem” wrote this user.
“It seems like there’s trouble with the record label, probably due to money” added this fan.
ENHYPEN’s THE SIN: VANISH surpasses 2 million first-week sales, continues steady run on Billboard charts
Meanwhile, ENHYPEN began 2026 with a strong commercial performance following the release of their seventh mini-album THE SIN: VANISH on January 16, 2026. The album recorded high sales both domestically and internationally soon after its release. Data from Hanteo Chart showed that THE SIN: VANISH sold 2,075,056 copies between January 16 and January 22, becoming the first album of 2026 to surpass two million copies within its first week.
On its release day alone, the album sold more than 1.6 million copies, becoming the highest first-day sales figure recorded by any album this year. THE SIN: VANISH is the group’s fourth album to exceed two million first-week sales and the third album to reach the milestone within a single week, following ROMANCE: UNTOLD and DESIRE: UNLEASH.
The album also continued to perform on international charts. According to the March 7 chart update published by Billboard on March 3, THE SIN: VANISH ranked No. 95 on the Billboard 200, the publication’s main album chart. The release remained on the chart for six consecutive weeks since debuting at No. 2 on the January 31 chart.
In addition, the album held No. 2 on the World Albums chart for three consecutive weeks and ranked No. 7 on the Top Album Sales chart. ENHYPEN as a group also appeared at No. 57 on the Artist 100 chart.
Outside of music promotions, ENHYPEN continues to engage with fans through their self-produced variety show EN‑O’CLOCK. New episodes of the show is released every Thursday on the group’s official YouTube channel.
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Tom Kitten etched his name in the record books as the first to defend the All-Star Mile title successfully with a nail-biting win at Flemington.
Last year’s Group 1 renewal went to the Godolphin horse under James Cummings’ preparation, but this Saturday’s result stemmed from a new training arrangement at season’s outset with Anthony and Sam Freedman.
Staying in touch with $2.35 favourite Pride Of Jenni throughout, the $3.90 chance Tom Kitten produced a supreme effort ridden by Craig Williams to hold off Evaporate ($12) by a short-neck, the market elect beaten a further head for third.
The gelding holds a flawless record in two autumn runs, kicking off with victory in the Group 3 Kevin Heffernan Stakes (1400m) at Caulfield February 7.
The Freedmans shunned the Group 1 Futurity Stakes over 1400m there a couple of weeks back, instead targeting Saturday fresh off a trial at Caulfield Heath in the past month.
After a spring that unravelled with a late barrier scratch in the Memsie Stakes, Sam Freedman hailed Tom Kitten as an extraordinary galloper.
“He’s been to the top for a long time, and we’ve been blessed to get him into the stable in the last eight or nine months,” Freedman said.
“We were disappointed with the spring we had with him. We felt he was going well, but we were chasing our tail, but this prep, I don’t know what it is.
“I rang Dad this morning and said he’s a different horse. He looks amazing, he’s holding more condition, he’s racing heavier than he was in the spring.
“Sometimes you are a victim when horses change yards. They go onto a different feed, a few changes can happen pretty quickly.
“He’s now in a nice routine at Pinecliff, gets out into a paddock during the day.
“He’s a remarkable horse and turns up every time.
The Group 1 Australian Cup (2000m) on March 28 presents a straightforward next assignment for Tom Kitten, yet Freedman suggested the Group 1 Doncaster Handicap (1600m) at Randwick April 4 as potentially ideal.
“I feel he’s best fresh at a mile,” Freedman said.
“We might see him in the Doncaster more likely than the Australian Cup.
“He might grind away late like he wants the 2000 metres, but he likes a strong tempo where he can sit back and stalk them.
“We’ll have a chat as he’s also entered in Dubai and Hong Kong, so there’s plenty of options for him.
“The beauty of him is he’s an easy horse to work with.”
This was Williams’ maiden All-Star Mile win since its 2019 inception.
He’d been runner-up the preceding pair on Mr Brightside, losing to Tom Kitten last year and Pride Of Jenni in 2024.
He sat out 2023 injured during Mr Brightside’s success.
“This horse beat me last year in this race on Brightside and because we haven’t got Brightside now, if you can’t beat them, join them, I thought,” Williams said.
“He’s just a big, strong individual and he knows it. He’s content and we saw it today under race pressure.”
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Sri Lanka national cricket team have indefinitely postponed their upcoming white-ball series against Afghanistan national cricket team, which was scheduled to begin in the United Arab Emirates this week, an official confirmed on Monday.“We had to cancel because of the flight situation… and the ongoing fighting in the region,” a Sri Lanka Cricket official told AFP.
The two teams were scheduled to play three T20 internationals in Sharjah on March 13, 15 and 17, followed by three One-Day Internationals in Dubai on March 20, 22 and 25.The tour would have marked the first time Afghanistan hosted Sri Lanka for a bilateral series.Tensions have escalated across the Middle East after the United States and Israel attacked Iran on February 28, prompting Tehran to launch retaliatory strikes.The conflict has disrupted flights across the region, including in Dubai, where the airport was briefly shut on Saturday as Iran fired drones and missiles at targets across the Gulf.War-torn Afghanistan has never hosted an international cricket match and has instead staged its home fixtures in India or the United Arab Emirates.
“They’ve been held hostage by the Iranian team management in their hotel and they’ve been denied the opportunity to speak to external community members, friends, family or any support networks, be that lawyers or anyone else,” said Foster, who played a key part in helping the Afghanistan women’s team flee the Taliban in 2021.
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UK Active and This Girl Can publish guidance on preventing and dealing with sexual harassment
By Kath Hudson 09 Mar 2026
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UK Active and This Girl Can have published a new guide to help fitness and leisure facilities communicate their policies and procedures around sexual harassment and intimidation.
Launched on the Safer Spaces to Move resource hub, From Policy to Practice: How to Share Your Stance Against Harassment in Your Facility covers a range of practical examples and tips on topics such as how to communicate that sexual harassment and intimidation are not tolerated in facilities; how members can report concerns, what will happen next if they do, and what support is available to them.
The guide has been developed in consultation with the Safer Spaces to Move Taskforce, which is made up of representatives from across the industry. It follows the publication of resources in July 2025 which covered a range of guidance and staff training modules to ensure operators have the foundational protocols in place to respond to any instances of sexual harassment and intimidation.
Hattie Jones, head of membership and sector development at UK Active, said: “Given the growing demand our sector sees from women and girls and the popularity of these services, it’s vital all facilities play their part in addressing the societal issues of sexual harassment and intimidation.”
Claire Edwards, head of campaign activation from This Girl Can, said making women feel safe at fitness facilities is key to tackling the gender participation gap: “With millions of women and girls using gyms and leisure centres, the fitness sector must be ready to tackle harassment and intimidation and today’s launch reaffirms our commitment to helping gyms and leisure centres put stronger safety standards into action.
Edinburgh Leisure participated in the Safer Spaces to Move Taskforce. Head of marketing, communication and sales, Jill Davidson, says the project has provided: “fresh perspectives and practical tools, enhancing our staff’s confidence and deepening organisational understanding of how to maintain proactive safety measures, so that women and girls always feel safe, respected, and empowered in our centres.”
The guide is downloadable from the UK Active website.
The FIFA World Cup has always been marketed as football’s biggest celebration, a global festival where fans from every corner of the world gather to support their national teams. However, the build-up to the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the United States, Canada, and Mexico is increasingly raising concerns that the tournament is drifting away from its core supporters.
Rising ticket prices, dynamic pricing models, tournament expansion to 48 teams, and the logistical complexity of a three-country hosting format are creating a situation where the very fans who give the World Cup its identity may be priced out of the experience.
Ticket Prices: A Growing Barrier for Supporters
One of the biggest controversies surrounding the 2026 tournament has been the pricing of tickets distributed through national football federations, known by FIFA as Participant Member Associations (PMAs).
These tickets account for roughly 16% of the total allocation and are traditionally reserved for the most loyal supporters that are the fans who regularly travel to watch their national teams in qualifiers and international friendlies.
However, prices initially ranged from $180 to $700 even for group-stage matches are sparking significant backlash from fan groups across multiple countries. After criticism intensified, FIFA introduced a limited $60 ‘entry tier’ ticket, but this covers only about 10% of the PMA allocation, which equals roughly 1.6% of the total tickets available.
For many supporters, the move felt less like meaningful reform and more like damage control.
Dynamic Pricing and the Commercialization of the World Cup
Another major factor behind the surge in prices is FIFA’s growing reliance on dynamic pricing. Dynamic pricing allows ticket costs to fluctuate depending on demand, a strategy widely used in entertainment and professional sports markets. While the system can maximize revenue, it also creates unpredictability for fans planning months or even years in advance.
In practical terms, it means that high-demand matches could see prices increase dramatically, potentially making World Cup tickets comparable to premium entertainment events rather than accessible sporting experiences.
For passionate supporters who already invest heavily in travel, accommodation, and merchandise, these price fluctuations add another layer of financial pressure.
Why FIFA Is Pushing for Higher Revenues?
From FIFA’s perspective, the financial logic behind these decisions is straightforward. The men’s World Cup is the organization’s primary source of income, generating billions of dollars through broadcasting rights, sponsorships, and ticket sales. These revenues fund a wide range of FIFA activities, including:
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Financial support for many of FIFA’s 211 member associations
With the 2026 edition expected to be the largest World Cup ever, FIFA sees an opportunity to significantly increase its earnings.
However, critics argue that maximizing profit should not come at the expense of the tournament’s most dedicated supporters.
The 48-Team Expansion: Bigger Tournament, Bigger Costs
The 2026 World Cup will also mark the first edition with 48 teams instead of 32, increasing the total number of matches from 64 to 104 games.
While the expansion is intended to make the tournament more inclusive by giving more nations a chance to participate, it also introduces several challenges:
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These factors inevitably feed into the rising price of attending matches. For fans hoping to follow their teams through multiple rounds, the financial commitment could be significantly higher than in previous tournaments.
A Three-Country World Cup and the Travel Burden
The 2026 tournament will also be the first World Cup hosted by three countries simultaneously – the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
While the joint hosting arrangement allows FIFA to use a vast network of stadiums and infrastructure, it also creates enormous travel demands for supporters.
Matches could be spread across thousands of kilometers, forcing fans to take multiple flights or long-distance journeys if they wish to follow their teams throughout the competition.
When combined with already expensive tickets, the cost of attending multiple matches could become unrealistic for many traditional supporters. For example, if a fan wants to watch the defending champions Argentina, he will have to travel from Kansa City to Arlington (8-8.5 hour drive) for the 2nd match and then make the return trip to watch Messi’s final group game in Kansas again. The trip however, short will cost them money and time along with other accomodation expenses.
Also if teams like Mexico and Canada make it to the final of the tournament, they will have to travel all the way to New Jersey in USA in order to see their team play which would add the flights expenses into the list as well.
The Atmosphere Problem
Ironically, pricing out dedicated fans could ultimately harm the product FIFA is trying to sell. The World Cup’s global appeal is not built solely on the football played on the pitch. It also comes from the vibrant atmosphere created by traveling supporters, the singing, chanting, colorful displays, and emotional energy that fill stadiums.
If ticket prices push these fans out of stadiums, there is a risk that the tournament could increasingly resemble a corporate event dominated by sponsors, VIP guests, and casual spectators.
Fans Still Hold Influence
The backlash against ticket pricing has already shown that supporters can influence decisions when they organize and speak collectively.
FIFA’s introduction of a lower-priced entry tier, even if limited suggests that fan pressure can still push the governing body toward adjustments.
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