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FIFA ticket reforms, World XI speculation, Ter Stegen comeback...
Mercredi 17 décembre 2025 à 15:17
International Soccer
FIFA slashes World Cup ticket prices after fan backlash
FIFA announced a reduction in the price of several 2026 World Cup tickets, responding to a wave of criticism that the original rates were “extortionate.” ESPN notes the price cuts target the most loyal supporters, while The Guardian adds that the new “supporter entry” tier will be capped at $60 per ticket for every match, including the final. This move aims to preserve the tournament’s accessibility while still safeguarding revenue streams.
ESPN
The Guardian
New $60 “supporter entry” tier expands ticket access
The Guardian details that the $60 tier will constitute 0.8% of all tickets, roughly 1,000 seats per game, allocated through national associations’ 8% allotments. This limited supply is designed to guarantee a modest number of affordable tickets for each team’s fan base, a direct answer to the global outcry over pricing.
The Guardian
Analysis: FIFA’s pricing strategy under scrutiny
The Athletic argues that while FIFA bears responsibility for the high ticket costs, broader market dynamics and the desire to maximise revenue also play a role. The column suggests that an alternative pricing model, mirroring 2022 rates, would have still left many fans unable to secure tickets due to limited allocations and resale inflation. This perspective adds depth to the ongoing debate about the balance between commercial interests and fan inclusion.
The Athletic
Who missed the official Best Men’s XI?
BBC Sport examines the players omitted from FIFA’s announced Best Men’s XI, proposing an alternative World XI that highlights overlooked talent from the tournament. The analysis juxtaposes the official list with performances that, according to the outlet, deserved recognition, sparking discussion among pundits and fans alike.
BBC Sport
Netflix launches a FIFA‑themed TV game for the 2026 World Cup
The Verge reports that Netflix, in partnership with Delphi Interactive, is releasing a new FIFA soccer simulation game exclusively on Netflix Games, timed for the 2026 World Cup. The game will support solo and online multiplayer modes playable from mobile devices, aiming to blend the excitement of the tournament with interactive entertainment.
The Verge
Record‑breaking penalty shootout sparks global interest
ESPN highlights the 2025 Apertura final’s marathon shootout, noting it set a new record for the longest penalty sequence in Liga MX history, though it fell short of the world record. The article underscores the dramatic impact such extended shootouts have on fan engagement and tournament narratives.
ESPN
English football confronts its drinking culture legacy
Wayne Rooney’s candid revelations about his struggle with alcohol have reignited conversation about substance abuse in English soccer, according to ESPN. The piece points to increased club investment in player welfare programs, suggesting a cultural shift toward better support systems for athletes.
ESPN
European Sports Leagues
Ter Stegen returns to Barcelona’s starting XI after a season‑long absence
The Athletic details Marc‑Andre Ter Stegen’s comeback for Barcelona in a Copa del Rey match, marking his first appearance since May. His return comes amid speculation about his future after the club’s earlier attempts to offload him, highlighting the goalkeeper’s enduring value to the squad.
The Athletic
Lewandowski in advanced talks with Chicago Fire for a summer move
BBC Sport reports that Barcelona’s prolific striker Robert Lewandowski is close to joining MLS side Chicago Fire on a free transfer this summer. The potential move would see the veteran forward bring his elite scoring pedigree to the American league, underscoring the growing appeal of MLS for European stars.
BBC Sport
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