The president of South American soccer's ruling body CONMEBOL made an official proposal on Thursday to expand the men's 2030 ...

An official proposal to expand the men's 2030 World Cup to 64 teams has been put forward by South American governing body Conmebol. The tournament will be hosted by Spain, Morocco and Portugal, after ...

The majority of the 2030 tournament will be hosted by Spain, Morocco and Portugal – with the three opening games set to be held in Uruguay, Paraguay and Argentina as part of the World Cup’s ...

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) — Alejandro Dominguez, the president of South American soccer's ruling body CONMEBOL, made an official proposal on Thursday to expand the men’s 2030 World Cup to 64 teams.

Advertisement The 2030 World Cup will be the tournament’s centenary edition, with the first competition having been held in Uruguay in 1930. 1930 hosts Uruguay, 2022 winners Argentina and ...

The 2030 tournament will be split between ... game each in honor of the centenary of the first World Cup back in 1930, which was hosted by Uruguay. The other 101 contests will be split between ...

and highlighted the "exceptional milestone" that the 2030 tournament will represent. The idea of a 64-team World Cup was first raised at a FIFA Council meeting in March by Uruguay Football Federation ...

A push to expand the men’s 2030 World Cup to 64 teams is “a bad idea,” UEFA President Aleksander Čeferin said on Thursday. Čeferin is a FIFA vice president who was part of a March 6 online meeting of ...

The 2030 World Cup is already set to be the most sprawling edition with six host nations spread across three continents. Uruguay was the original World Cup host in 1930 and is scheduled to stage ...

made an official proposal on Thursday to expand the men’s 2030 World Cup from 32 teams to 64. FIFA is aware of the proposal that was first introduced last March by a delegate from Uruguay during ...

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