50 Cent Reveals How Eminem Made Them Lose $9 Million at 2022 World Cup

• 50 Cent has explained that Eminem rejected a joint performance at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar
• The 47-year-old disclosed that the sum of $9 Million was offered the two of them to stage a joint show
• Eminem was not interested in having joint show with 50 Cent which made him to reject the deal

American rapper 50 Cent has explained that his fellow countryman Eminem made the two of them to lose the sum of $9 Million for not having a joint show at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.

The 2022 World Cup has come and go with Argentina emerging the new champions of the world after beating France in what was a tough final which was settled via penalties.

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According to the report on People, 50 Cent explained that Eminem did want want a joint performance at the 2022 World Cup

Statement made by 50 Cent

"Because of the Super Bowl, I got an inquiry about World Cup and they had a budget of $9 million.

"I would've taken one million and then the other eight million would have been for him.''

In his further explanation, the 47-year-old did not reveal why Eminem turned the joint show down in Qatar.

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The Paris Saint-Germain forward, who shone at the 2022 World Cup, is deemed the perfect replacement for the now-retired Lloris, who ended his international career as France’s most-capped player.

But the 24-year-old Golden Boot winner will face stern competition from a number of first-team players, who are also considered candidates for the captaincy role.

Manchester United defender Raphael Varane is the natural successor, having been vice-captain at the Qatar World Cup.

Other candidates such as Steve Mandanda, Olivier Giroud and Antoine Griezmann are also in the offing for the now-vacant captain role.