FIFA says it will also share MATCH’s profits on the deal, which covers Confederations Cup and Women’s World Cup tournaments from 2017-23.
The 2018 World Cup is in Russia, and Qatar hosts in 2022.
MATCH paid $240 million for hospitality rights to the 2010 World Cup in South Africa and 2014 event in Brazil.
It acknowledged heavy losses in South Africa, reported to be almost $50 million, but predicted returning to profit in Brazil.
MATCH Hospitality is majority owned by Jaime and Enrique Byrom from Mexico, who have sold World Cup tickets since the 1980s.
Shareholders include Swiss marketing agency Infront.
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