CONMEBOL seeks 1964 World Cup anniversary

South America's football governing body, CONMEBOL, has called for expanding the list of participants in the 2030 World Cup to 64 teams for the first time, following the success of the 48-team format in 2026. President Alejandro Domínguez urged FIFA to adopt this expansion to celebrate the tournament's centenary, which will be hosted in South America, with Uruguay, Argentina, and Paraguay set to host the opening matches. Although FIFA is currently considering the proposal after the 2026 World Cup, it faces some opposition from the European Union Football Association president, who described the idea as "very bad" because it could weaken the qualifiers and increase player fatigue.

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