AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWorld Cup pressure hits home: FIFA locked a China broadcast deal at about $60M after initially seeking $300M, while ticket prices are still falling and hotels in some host cities are reportedly underbooked—fans aren’t biting as fast as the industry hoped. USMNT spotlight: A new doc series is putting the spotlight on the team’s “home crowd” disadvantage, and the squad race keeps tightening as Johnny Cardoso faces ankle surgery and Joe Scally plans his club decision after the tournament. Local fan plans: Long Beach and Washington, D.C. are rolling out free watch parties for early matches, with more community events popping up across the U.S. Paraguay-Taiwan politics: President Santiago Peña’s Taiwan visit signals a diplomatic win for Taipei and a setback for Beijing, with new cooperation deals signed. Justice push: Families of Brothers to the Rescue victims are urging action as the U.S. weighs possible indictment of Raúl Castro.
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