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High Ticket Prices, FIFA Corruption and ICE Concerns: Why Fans are Saying "No" to the Club World Cup
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has described the Club World Cup as "historic", "a new era for club football", "transformative" and "inclusive". High ticket prices is the first big issue deterring fans from attending games and the most often heard complaint.
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