国際サッカー連盟(FIFA)のインファンティノ会長が、2030年の次回ワールドカップ(W杯)について、出場枠をさらに16枠増やして「64チーム制」に拡大する案を本格的に検討する方針を明らかにした。 …

The competition has been expanded to a 48-team format for the current 2026 finals, with FIFA now considering adding a further 16 nations.

FIFA president Gianni Infantino revealed plans to explore a 64-team World Cup format. This potential expansion would follow the 2026 tournament's increase to 48 teams. Discussions…

Presidente da entidade considera formato de 48 equipes em 2026 um sucesso e afirma que proposta será discutida depois do atual Mundial

FIFA President Gianni Infantino considering a proposal to add a further 16 nations ahead of the World Cup in four years.

Fifa officials will look at the possibility of expanding the World Cup by another 16 teams before the 2030 event, Gianni Infantino said in an interview

FIFA president Gianni Infantino believes the newly expanded 2026 World Cup has been a success and is ready to entertain talks around the next edition having 64 nations

ATLANTA, July 12 : Any further expansion of the World Cup, increasing the number of teams participating at the finals to 64, will be discussed after this year's edition, FIFA…

Gianni Infantino aseguró que la propuesta será analizada tras el torneo que se celebra en Estados Unidos, México y Canadá

"Es un tema que será examinado y debatido en los comités correspondientes tras este Mundial”, declaró el presidente de la FIFA.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino told Swiss press that discussions about widening the field to 64 teams were on the horizon but was short on details.

Gianni Infantino, presidente de la FIFA, explicó este domingo que la posibilidad de una futura ampliación del Mundial a 64 equipos será examinada y debatida.

FIFA is preparing to discuss a major World Cup change, and the outcome could reshape international football in 2030.

FIFA President Infantino announces discussions on World Cup expansion to 64 teams post-2026, emphasizing global participation and quality.

La Copa del Mundo podría aumentar los cupos para selecciones

Infantino says proposal will be discussed after 2026 finals ends

FIFA President Gianni Infantino said FIFA will discuss a proposal to expand the men's World Cup to 64 teams beginning with the 2030 tournament. Speaking to Swis

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.

FIFA president says during the first World Cup to feature 48 teams that it's under consideration.

This year’s edition is the first 48-nation tournament, a decision that was heavily criticised but has not provoked much debate recently.

DUBAI: FIFA, the governing body of world football, is exploring the possibility of expanding the World Cup to 64 teams for the 2030 event that will be hosted by Spain, Portugal…