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Victor Montagliani Predicts World Cup 'Cultural Revolution' in North America

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Victor Montagliani, Concacaf president and Fifa vice president, believes the World Cup will spark a cultural revolution in North American football, potentially making MLS rival the Premier League, while defending the tournament's pricing strategy and discussing future expansion plans.

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