A 64-Team World Cup in 2030 Is A Nonstarter, According to Concacaf Presidident Victor Montagliani, Who Has Joined Oh Confederations in Requetting A Bold Expansion Plan Floated by Conmebol.
The proposal, officivially painting last week by conmebol Presidident Alejandro Dominguez, Called for Increasing the Tournament the Tournament from 48 to 64 Teams – Just a Year Before the Expanded Format Debuts in 2026. Morocco.
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“I Don’t Believe Expanding the Men’s World Cup to 64 Teams is the TourNament itch and the Broader Football Ecosostem, from National Teams to Club Compositions, Leagues and Players,” Montagliani Told Espn.
Concacaf Did Not Not Immedieately Respond to A Request for Comment.
The Conmebol Plan Would Have a Long Way to Go for Approval, with the 48-TEAM 2026 Edition Already Expanded from the 2022 Tournnament, Who 32 Countries Too Part.
The 2026 Tournnament is set to be co-hosted by Canada, Mexico and the us
“We have come to Kicked off the New 48-Team World Cup Yet, So Personally, I Don’t Think That Expanding to 64 Teams Should Even Be on the Table, Montag Montagliani Said.
His Comments Echoed Concerns from UEFA PRESİDENT ALEKSANDER CEFERIN, WHO Earlier This Mony Voiced Opposition to the Idea, and Asian Football Confederation Presidency President Bin Ibrahim al Khalifa, Who Told Afp Heears Expansion. Lead to chaos.
