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CAF President Confirms 2030 World Cup
Current statements indicate that the organization of the 2030 World Cup may see a significant increase in the number of participating teams to 64, compared to 48 in the 2026 edition. This depends on the availability of suitable organizational and logistical conditions. Alejandro Domínguez, President of the South American Football Confederation (CONMEBOL), pointed out that the centenary edition of the tournament will be held with 64 teams, reflecting a trend towards increasing the number of participants. Additionally, FIFA President Gianni Infantino confirmed that FIFA is seriously considering hosting the World Cup with 64 teams, aiming to make the tournament more inclusive and provide more countries with the opportunity to qualify. There may also be expansions in the number of stadiums and the duration of the tournament, especially with ongoing preparations for Morocco to co-host the World Cup alongside Spain and Portugal. Work on the stadiums is accelerating, with the possibility of up to five stadiums being ready before the official announcement. The number of matches is expected to change, aiming for a more sustainable and comprehensive organization, as preparations and arrangements by the host countries continue to advance.
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