FIFA president Gianni Infantino announced that all 104 matches of the 2026 World Cup are considered "sold out," despite tickets still being available. He attributed high demand, with 508 million ticket requests received, to the tournament being hosted in America, Canada, and Mexico.

• FIFA expects to generate $11 billion or more in revenue from the first 48-team World Cup.
• Infantino estimated the World Cup's economic impact on the US economy at around $30 billion, creating 185,000 full-time jobs.
• Ticket prices have reached record levels, which Infantino explained are influenced by "dynamic prices" and resale on official platforms, reflecting market demand.