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The first country to win the FIFA World Cup was Uruguay in 1930. The first World Cup took place in Uruguay’s capital city, Montevideo. In
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Golam Muktadir has led editorial strategy and sourcing standards at Surprise Sports since 2021. He oversees all player net worth profiles, tournament guides, and data verification across every major sport. His specialist areas include athlete earnings, sports salary data, basketball analysis, and championship history. Every figure on this site is published to the standards he established.
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