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CONMEBOL pushes for a 64-team World Cup in 2030
The South American confederation has renewed calls for a record expansion of the tournament.
20 July 2026 at 19:30published
The South American confederation has renewed calls for a record expansion of the tournament.
The proposal emerged immediately after the first 48-team edition concluded.
Supporters point to the centenary character of 2030 and wider representation, while critics raise calendar and quality concerns.
Such a change would reshape qualification, logistics and the commercial model of the World Cup.
The proposal must be debated within FIFA and win support from the confederations.
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