FIFA World Cup

Investor: JPMorgan and Joshua Kushner’s Thrive Eternal

FIFA plans to sell a minority stake in the World Cup to investors, including JPMorgan and Joshua Kushner’s Thrive Eternal, in a deal valued at $20 billion. Summary of transaction details: Value: $20 billion Sector: Sports Advisor: Not disclosed Key Entities: FIFA, JPMorgan, Thrive Eternal Location: Global Note: The deal aims to make international football more transparent and accountable, while raising funds to develop the game. The investment is expected to bring in new revenue streams, such as media rights and sponsorship deals, and expand the sport's reach into new markets.

Investor: Joshua Kushner

FIFA plans to raise $4.2 billion by selling minority stakes in a new spin-off subsidiary dedicated to managing the commercial rights of the World Cup and other tournaments, with investors including Joshua Kushner.Summary of transaction details:Value: $4.2bnSector: Consumer GoodsAdvisor: Not disclosedKey Entities: FIFA, Joshua KushnerLocation: GlobalNote: This transaction represents a significant proposed equity raise in the sports governance sector, aimed at commercialising World Cup rights through an investable entity. The plan has drawn substantial opposition from Uefa, Fifpro, and European Football Clubs, raising questions about its execution.