At Any Price
The twenty-first staging of the World Cup, featuring thirty-two teams and a total of sixty-four matches, ends on 15 July 2018. To mark the occasion, Detlev Claussen casts a reflective glance over the history of football, including the game’s increasing commercialization, and expresses concern for the future of the world’s most popular sport.
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