Club World Cup balance: Empty ranks, FIFA drastically lowers ticket prices!

Club World Cup balance: Empty ranks, FIFA drastically lowers ticket prices!

Miami, USA - The upcoming World Cup 2025 in the USA is under a bad star. Three days before the start, which begins on June 15 with the game between Inter Miami and Al-Nahry from Egypt in Miami, numerous tickets are still available. There are hardly any buyers, especially for FC Bayern Munich games, which triggers concerns at FIFA. A report by Laola1 shows that more than 20,000 tickets were sold for the opening game, while the FIFA assesses this number as "much higher".

In order to counteract the slow ticket sales, FIFA has reduced prices again. There were originally $ 349 for the opening game, while current cards are now available for only $ 55. According to Sky Sport , the cheapest tickets for the preliminary round games even fell on under 36 dollar, with for 24 of 48 parts of this price applies.

expectations and team composition

The club world championship will be held in a total of 11 cities from June 14th to July 13th and comprises 32 teams. In addition, the tournament is associated with significant matches, including the game between FC Bayern and Boca Juniors, which is expected with high voltage, for which the ticket sales are fortunately better. Cheapest cards for this match cost $ 145.

With the opening of the tournament, a dynamic price model is used. This stipulates that ticket prices are increased with increasing demand. FIFA has also taken measures to avoid empty rows in the stadiums. Numerous blocks in Seattle are blocked against Botafogo for the first game of the Sounders, and spectators are moved to the lower ranks. Partial refunds are also granted those fans who have paid more for their tickets.

a new way for the World Cup

FIFA sees numerous opportunities and challenges in this new form of the World Cup. Coach Thomas Letsch has already nominated the Salzburg squad, who will also take part in the tournament. The first step in a new format that aims at a larger audience.

The FIFA's hopes are on a positive number of spectators in the stadiums in order to increase the enthusiasm for this big football event. The coming weeks will be decisive for the success of this one -month event, which comes up with well -known teams and an exciting atmosphere. The anticipation is great, but the ticket sales indicate an uncertain future.