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Stickers, shirts and beer: 2026 World Cup could earn Portugal up to €945 million

Business | Euronews RSS Portugal 11 June 2026, 06:56 UTC 11 Jun 2026

Stickers, shirts and beer: 2026 World Cup could earn Portugal up to €945 million — Business | Euronews RSS

Despite not hosting a single match, Portugal could see nearly €1 billion in economic benefits from a World Cup increasingly driven by digital engagement and consumer spending, according to a new study.

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