Is the US and Brazil ticket rush a real indicator of fan loyalty?

Question

The surge in interest from U.S. and Brazil could be seen as a reflection of growing soccer culture or just opportunistic ticket buying. It's not clear if it truly measures fan loyalty.

Answer

Home-field advantage for the US, combined with rising Brazilian fandom, might genuinely boost genuine support and engagement.

Answer

Ticket demand doesn't necessarily equate to true passion; folks could just be grabbing seats without deep emotional ties or long-term commitment.

Is the US and Brazil ticket rush a real indicator of fan loyalty?

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