The World Cup is held every two years? FIFA Promotion! South American teams want to join the UEFA League in order to resist!

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In 2021, there have been some important events in the history of world football. For example, Messi left Barca and Messi won his seventh Ballon d'Or, the first thing broke the most beautiful fairy tale in the history of world football, and the second thing let the world witness a player surpass Maradona and Pele to become the first person in history. In addition, the football system has also changed, the most typical of which is the start and suspension of the European Super League, as well as the biennial plan of the World Cup.

The European Super League was launched urgently before the UEFA announced the expansion of the army on April 19, and Real Madrid president Florentino made various moves, but with the six giants of the Premier League (Manchester United, Liverpool, Manchester City, Chelsea, Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur), Inter milan in Serie A and AC Milan and Atletico in La Liga announced their withdrawal at different times, and this imperfect and even the British government came out to oppose the giant league on April 21, two days later, it was suspended, leaving only Real Madrid, Barca and Juve still insisting.

After the European Super League was blocked, the biennial Plan for the World Cup was vigorously promoted by FIFA, culminating in December. On December 20, according to Sky Sports, FIFA is about to hold a virtual global summit with 211 football associations to participate, on a proposal that is believed to change the history of football: the World Cup will be held every two years.

According to the survey, other continents either support or remain neutral, with only Europe and South America, the world's most football-rich, opposed. For FIFA President Infantino is certainly supportive. The reason FIFA shortened the World Cup cycle is simple, they earn less. In the last World Cup, in 2018, FIFA earned $4.6 billion a year, but in the next 2019, their annual revenue was less than 800 million euros. The huge economic growth brought about by the World Cup made FIFA decide to change the history of football, confident that it could not increase the burden on the players. Celebrities such as Wenger and Ronaldo supported the reforms.

On the same day, Celle Radio reported that, according to stakeholders close to FIFA, FIFA President Infantino had the support rating (enough fafism) for the world cup to be successfully passed every two years. As mentioned earlier, with the exception of the explicit opposition in Europe and South America, the national football federations of other continents do not have this attitude. Asia, Africa and Oceania expressed their intention to continue research, and the attitude given by the Central And American and Caribbean Football Federation was that all regions of the world should participate in the World Cup restructuring on an equal footing.

As FIFA promoted the World Cup biennially, their opponents, South America and UEFA, also took action. The first wave of resistance was: South American teams wanted to join the UEFA in order to resist FIFA's proposal to "hold the World Cup biennially"! According to ESPN's report on December 20, South American 10 national teams plan to join the 2024 Nations League, when the European League will be more professional, with 22 teams participating in the first-level competition and 20 teams participating in the second-level competition, all of which are played in Europe, which is equivalent to another World Cup, in order to oppose FIFA and boycott the proposal to hold the World Cup biennially. On the same day, the Daily Mail noted that FIFA would prevent South American teams from joining the League.