FIFA considering expanding 2030 World Cup to 64 Teams
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has revealed that football's global governing body is actively reviewing a proposal to scale the World Cup up to an unprecedented 64-team tournament for the 2030 edition.
The ambitious proposal, originally put forward by South American football executives, is being evaluated for the 2030 centenary tournament, which is already scheduled to be hosted across six countries on three separate continents. If approved, the format would allow nearly a third of all FIFA member nations to secure a spot in the finals, moving past the 48-team structure debut at the 2026 North American tournament.
“These are all issues that we will be examining after the World Cup,” Infantino stated during an interview with Swiss television outlet Blue Sport. “I think it is impo...










