Recently, FIFA has been brewing a biennial World Cup, which has been strongly resisted by UEFA and South American Football Federation. And now, UEFA and UEFA are going to release a new league, and all ten South American teams are beginning to consider joining the UEFA league, and this may be UEFA and COMOF jointly boycotting the World Cup biennially, after all, UEFA and UEFA teams play together, that is almost equal to the "Small World Cup", I don't know if it can really be achieved?
Recently, ESPN reported that all South American national teams have begun to plan to join the 2024 Europa League competition, which is one of the actions of both sides against the biennial World Cup. The two sides are ready to expand the UEFA League, when the UEFA will have 42 teams participating, including 22 teams in the A League and 20 teams in the B League. In the South American national team, Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Uruguay, Peru and Chile will directly enter the A-league, and Paraguay, Ecuador, Bolivia and Venezuela will enter the B-league.
Of course, not only the media reports, but also the vice president of UEFA Zbonek also said: "This year's European Nations League is the last time to hold the European Nations League in this form, we have discussed with the South American Football Federation, the next European League will have South American teams to participate, as for what form to use, we are still studying." In other words, the expansion of the European League is almost a foregone conclusion. At this time, the European Nations League seems to be about to become a "small World Cup", and the gold content of the game will definitely increase significantly, which will have a huge impact on FIFA and the "World Cup".
From the current point of view, UEFA and SOUTH American Football Federation are very determined to oppose the biennial World Cup, and their expansion of the European Nations League is a counterattack against FIFA, but they do not know how FIFA will respond? After all, once the new UEFA Nations League comes out, his influence may not be less than that of the World Cup. Once it does hold, then it is also a huge blow to FIFA. Perhaps, Infantino can consider taking a step back and making the World Cup biennial into a triennial, which may also be a good choice!