FIFA raises top ticket price for World Cup final to nearly $16,000
The top ticket price was $15,900, a sharp increase from the original $12,560 when FIFA sold tickets after the tournament draw in December.
FIFA raises top ticket price for World Cup final to nearly $16,000
The top ticket price was $15,900, a sharp increase from the original $12,560 when FIFA sold tickets after the tournament draw in December.
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