As: Real Madrid is the only team sold out of the Club World Cup, Messi has only sold 30% of the game

June 11th According to the Ass newspaper, Real Madrid is the only team in the upcoming Club World Cup to sell out all the tickets to the first game. In fact, Real Madrid has already sold out tickets for two games, and the third one is about to be sold out.

Real Madrid's debut against Riyadh Crescent at Miami Hard Rock Stadium has a total of 65,326 tickets, and it was officially announced to be sold out a few weeks ago. Now it can only be purchased through the legal second-hand ticketing platform provided by the official ticketing partner Ticketmaster.

This game will be Alonso's Real Madrid coaching debut, with the cheapest ticket price reaching 257 euros and the seat in the highest stands area. Real Madrid is undoubtedly the leader of FIFA in this new event.

This is in sharp contrast to the ticket sales situation in the opening match of the Club World Cup (Miami International vs. Cairo Nationals). The game was also held at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, but ticket sales are currently slightly sluggish. The match was originally planned to be a performance by Robbie Williams (and may also be on stage in the Club World Cup final).

Messi has been breaking the attendance and TV ratings records since joining the FA League, but it has become difficult to get the opening game of Miami International against Cairo Nationals. According to previous reports, only about one-third of the tickets have been sold in the game, although FIFA claims sales are higher than this estimate. The ticket prices of the

Club World Cup adopt a dynamic pricing and ticketing system solution, and the ticket prices will be raised or lowered according to seat needs. One has observed that the ticket price for this Miami International opening game is falling, and now it is 48 euros.

Real Madrid doesn't seem to worry about this at all, it has no weak appeal in North America. Although Real Madrid has not sold out tickets to the second Club World Cup game (June 23 vs. Pachuca), they are moving towards this goal. The second game was held at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, a very large venue with a capacity of 74,800 spectators and is located in an area with low attention to traditional football. Still, Real Madrid had played against Chelsea there last summer's Tour, which attracted 62,124 spectators. The current real-time price shows that ticket sales are going well: the cheapest ticket is now 115 euros, almost three times the lowest ticket price of the opening match.

While winning over Charlotte tickets to sell out, Real Madrid can announce that their third game (June 27 vs. Salzburg Red Bull) has been sold out, and the only channel left is also the second-hand ticketing platform. The current ticket price is 213 euros, located in the highest stand area of ​​the NFL Philadelphia Eagles home stadium.

At present, the second-hand ticket prices for the Club World Cup final are in full swing, with the lowest ticket price that can be found is 834 euros.