FIFA World Cup 2022: In the four years of commercial agreements related to the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, FIFA has reported to member federations that it generated record revenues of $7.5 billion.

On Sunday, FIFA gave officials from more than 200 members a financial update. It represents a $1 billion increase above revenue from the last commercial cycle related to the Russia 2018 World Cup.

Also Read:- FIFA World Cup 2022, England vs Iran: Big goals bonaza in Qatar, fans blow beer in England; Watch video

Commercial agreements with the nation hosting the World Cup helped to boost the additional revenue. In addition to new third-tier sponsors including Qatari bank QNB and telecom company Ooredoo, top-tier sponsor Qatar Energy has also joined.

The majority of the broadcast agreements for this World Cup were made in 2011 during Sepp Blatter’s president and covered both the Russia and Qatar competitions.

Read More :- Latest Sports News