World Cup 2026 Sets New Records

The 2026 World Cup set records in terms of spectator attendance, with more than 6.8 million fans visiting the stadiums. The occupancy rate reached 99.7% of capacity, and the average attendance per match increased to 65,351 spectators. The tournament also recorded the highest television viewing figures, with nearly six billion viewers tuning in. Revenue is expected to exceed 7 billion euros (8 billion dollars), marking a 56% increase compared to the Qatar 2022 edition. The International Federation confirmed that the success, both crowd-wise and economically, along with the engagement of billions across digital platforms, reflects that 2026 was the largest tournament in history in terms of attendance and financial returns.

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