New Jersey, July 15 -- FIFA is set to hold the ongoing World Cup 2026 final news conference in front of a paying audience, with fans required to spend more than USD 80 for access to watch the coaches and players from the two finalists, along with FIFA president Gianni Infantino, discuss Sunday's match in New Jersey, according to ESPN.

While Spain is the confirmed finalist after they eliminated France in the semifinals, one of Argentina or England will face La Roja in the summit clash.

Notably, FIFA is permitting a limited number of fans to attend the World Cup 2026 final news conference at New York City's Javits Center on Friday while also removing the traditional pre-match day news conference held the day before the game.

The news con...