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CONCACAF president opposes 64-team World Cup 2030 proposal

CONCACAF president opposes 64-team World Cup 2030 proposal

  • Montegliani: I don’t believe expanding the men’s World Cup to 64 teams is the right move for the tournament itself and the broader football ecosystem
  • The CONMEBOL plan would have a long way to go for approval, with the 48-team 2026 edition already expanded from the 2022 tournament, when 32 countries took part
By Reuters ·
Blocked from international football, Greenland will begin talks with CONCACAF

Blocked from international football, Greenland will begin talks with CONCACAF

By Reuters ·
Saudi Arabia to compete in 2025 and 2027 CONCACAF Gold Cups

Saudi Arabia to compete in 2025 and 2027 CONCACAF Gold Cups

By Arab News ·
Riyadh Air partners with FIFA’s Concacaf as official airline

Riyadh Air partners with FIFA’s Concacaf as official airline

By Arab News ·
Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni reacts. REUTERS

Why are so many of the coaches at Copa America from Argentina?

By The Athletic ·
Olivia Moultrie scores twice and the US women rout Dominican Republic 5-0

Olivia Moultrie scores twice and the US women rout Dominican Republic 5-0

By AP ·
Messi on target as Miami rout Union to reach Leagues Cup final

Messi on target as Miami rout Union to reach Leagues Cup final

By AFP ·
Mexico seeks a Gold Cup championship against Panama in redemption tour after disappointing World Cup

Mexico seeks a Gold Cup championship against Panama in redemption tour after disappointing World Cup

By AP ·
Panama upset US 5-4 on penalty kicks after 1-1 tie to reach CONCACAF Gold Cup final

Panama upset US 5-4 on penalty kicks after 1-1 tie to reach CONCACAF Gold Cup final

By AP ·
Balogun set for US debut in CONCACAF clash with regional rivals Mexico

Balogun set for US debut in CONCACAF clash with regional rivals Mexico

By AFP ·
CONCACAF to start 2026 World Cup qualifying in March 2024

CONCACAF to start 2026 World Cup qualifying in March 2024

By AP ·
US breeze past Costa Rica 3-0 to reach CONCACAF W Championship final

US breeze past Costa Rica 3-0 to reach CONCACAF W Championship final

By AFP ·
Costa Rica down Panama 3-0 at the CONCACAF W Championship

Costa Rica down Panama 3-0 at the CONCACAF W Championship

By AP ·

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