The closure comes amid controversy over mandatory three-minute hydration breaks at the 2026 World Cup
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Arsene Wenger. (Franck Fife / AFP) Implementasi of mandatory three-minute hydration breaks in every match of the 2026 World Cup has sparked a wave of controversy beyond the pitch. Industry data shows that a 30-second advertising slot during the crucial phase of the tournament can reach a staggering figure of $750,000 (approximately Rp11.8 billion).
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Arsene Wenger. (Franck Fife / AFP) Implementasi of mandatory three-minute hydration breaks in every match of the 2026 World Cup has sparked a wave of controversy beyond the pitch.
according to Media IndonesiaIndustry data shows that a 30-second advertising slot during the crucial phase of the tournament can reach a staggering figure of $750,000 (approximately Rp11.8 billion).
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