Germany and France start 2038 World Cup bid

The article discusses France's move to submit a bid to host the 2038 World Cup, building on its previous successes in organizing major tournaments such as Euro 2016 and the Paris 2024 Olympics. France aims to leverage its strong infrastructure, which includes stadiums with capacities exceeding 40,000 spectators in some cases, to meet FIFA’s hosting requirements, especially with the increase in the number of teams to 64. However, a significant challenge remains—the need for massive investments to expand stadiums and develop infrastructure. A joint bid with Germany is a possible option to share networks and facilities, or France could proceed independently, which would require substantial governmental commitment and funding to ensure a record-breaking event in terms of participation and spectator attendance.

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