Global concern over FIFA's World Cup investment plan
Global soccer organizations are scrutinizing FIFA's World Cup privatization plan, which could attract up to $20 billion in investment. CBS News' Nicole Valdes reports.
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FIFA announced a plan to attract private investment for future World Cups. The plan could bring in as much as $20 billion. Soccer organizations around the world are reviewing the proposal.
Why it matters
The investment could change how World Cups are funded and organized. Fans may see differences in ticket prices, stadiums, or tournament locations.
- What is FIFA's plan?
- FIFA wants to get private money to help pay for future World Cups.
- How much money could the plan bring?
- Up to $20 billion.
- Who is looking at the plan?
- Soccer groups worldwide are examining it.
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