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FIFA and Adidas Profit From Trionda Ball, Those Making It Earn £26 Weekly

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Our sports journalist explores the hidden costs of the World Cup, including exploitative labour practices behind iconic Trionda ball

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FIFA and Adidas profit from Trionda ball, those making it earn £26 weekly

Our sports journalist explores the hidden costs of the World Cup, including exploitative labour practices behind iconic Trionda ball

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Outrage as FIFA Profits Millions from £130 World Cup Footballs...

FIFA’S official World Cup footballs costing up to £130 are being made by workers on as little as £26 a week. The footie chiefs are making millions from the , as... #football, #sport, #worldcup, #fifa, #exclusives, #pakistan, #employment, #thesunnewspaper, #worldcup2026, #flyingeze

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Flying Eze broke the news on Sunday, May 3, 2026.
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