FIFA announced that World Cup tickets will introduce floating price mechanism

Next year's World Cup will be jointly organized by the United States, Mexico and Canada in North America. FIFA decided on Wednesday local time that a floating price mechanism will be introduced for World Cup tickets, calling on fans who are interested in watching the World Cup events on site to buy tickets as soon as possible.

The ticket prices for the US, Mexico and Canada World Cup next year will range from $60 in the group stage to $6,730 in the final, but a floating ticket price mechanism will be introduced. This is also the first time that this world's top football event has controlled ticket prices in this form. According to FIFA executive Heimo Schirgi, "The message I brought out is to buy tickets as soon as possible, especially when the fans already know that they will be in that competition area and know where the team is sought, so I will bring out this message because the ticket price will change."

Fast floating tickets were tried to run at the Club World Cup this summer. When Chelsea played against Fruminense (Fuminice) in the final four knockout match of the Club World Cup, the ticket price could have been priced at $473.9, which changed to $13.4. FIFA's Infantino once said during the Club World Cup that the price of floating tickets can rise or fall, and FIFA also hopes that this move will allow more fans to enter the court to watch the game and fill the stadium.

Next year's US-Mexico-Canada World Cup will be held in 11 North American cities from June 11 to July 19. The teams participating in the event will be increased from 32 teams to 48 teams, and the total number of games will also be increased from 64 to 104. The World Cup group stage draw ceremony will be held in Washington, with the draw date set for December 5.