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- European football federations fear financial losses at the upcoming World Cup due to rising costs and inconsistent tax exemptions.
- The Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) approved a record prize money of £539 million.
- About 10 football associations expressed worries, especially about tax arrangements in the United States where no exemptions have been agreed.
- FIFA has not provided specific tax assistance.
- Travel demands and unfavorable exchange rates increase World Cup costs, potentially widening disparities among teams.
