CNA investigates monopolistic practices in Mexican soccer post-2026 World Cup

The National Antitrust Commission (CNA) has initiated an investigation into possible monopolistic practices in the professional soccer market in Mexico, following the celebration of the 2026 World Cup.

Opening of an Investigation by the CNA

The CNA opened an investigation ex officio for monopolistic practices in Mexican soccer after the 2026 World Cup. The names of the companies involved are being kept confidential during the ongoing inquiries.

Possible Sanctions and CNA Analysis

If responsibilities are confirmed, fines could reach up to 10% of the annual income of those involved. The CNA identifies market power abuse and possible effects on the industry, highlighting the economic and social importance of soccer in Mexico.

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