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May 15 – FIFA has expanded its partnership with Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) which has become a major sponsor of the 2026 World Cup. Last month FIFA announced in Atlanta that all its World Cup 2026 sponsorship categories had been filled.

On Thursday, the world governing body announced that PIF will headline the tournament sponsorship, buildi...


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May 15 – FIFA has responded swiftly to a call from a group of health experts and leading scientists to address the heat risk for players at the 2026 World Cup, saying that it “has convened a dedicated Heat Illness Mitigation and Management Task Force comprising medical and operational experts.


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May 14 – FIFA has confirmed Madonna, Shakira and BTS as the headline acts for the first half-time show in World Cup final history, with this summer’s tournament finale set to adopt a distinctly American-style entertainment format.


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May 15 – Electronic Arts is making a push into mobile esports after unveiling FC Pro Mobile, a new global competitive circuit for EA Sports FC Mobile featuring a total prize pool of $350,000.

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May 14 – The Trump administration has suspended a requirement that foreign visitors from countries that have qualified for the 2026 FIFA World Cup pay bonds of up to $15,000 to enter the United States, provided they hold tickets for the tournament.

The bond requirement was introduced last year by the State Department, targeting nationals from countries ...


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