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The president of CONCACAF – the governing body which runs North, Central America and Caribbean soccer – has added his voice to those opposing a proposal to expand the men’s World Cup in 2030 to 64 teams.
The majority of the 2030 tournament will be hosted by Spain, Morocco and Portugal – with the three opening games set to be held in Uruguay, Paraguay and Argentina as part of the World Cup’s 100th anniversary.
South American governing body CONMEBOL has proposed the tournament be expanded to 64 teams to allow more nations to experience the centenary celebrations.
It comes after the next men’s World Cup in 2026 – hosted by US,…
