FIFA President Gianni Infantino revealed plans to discuss expanding the men's World Cup to 64 teams after 2026, aiming to give more nations a chance to compete globally.
The discussion will take place after the 2026 tournament, the first with an expanded format of 48 teams
Jul 13, 2026
02:24 pm
What's the storyFIFA President Gianni Infantino has said that the governing body will consider expanding the men's World Cup to a whopping 64 teams.
The discussion will take place after the 2026 tournament, the first with an expanded format of 48 teams.
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Infantino confirmed Fifa will discuss the possibility of a 64-team World Cup after this summer’s tournament
