Impact of a World Cup Without European Teams

The article discussed how FIFA's plan to allow private capital into the World Cup was met with strong resistance from European federations, especially UEFA, which threatened to boycott the tournaments if implemented. Although the plan was officially canceled, it raised questions about the impact of Europe's absence on the shape and content of the World Cup, as the tournament would lose many prominent stars like Mbappé and Haaland. The market value of these players is estimated at over 14 billion euros, with Europe accounting for more than 10 billion of that. However, Europe's absence could open the door for a revival of teams from South America, Asia, and Africa, presenting unprecedented opportunities for teams such as Argentina, Morocco, and those from West Africa. This scenario was expected to lead to a significant shift in the balance and competitiveness of the tournament, despite the plan's retreat following European pressure.

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