FIFA remains firmly pushing for the restructuring of the World Cup and The North-South America is clearly opposed

Opposition to FIFA's push for the World Cup restructuring has never stopped, with the two stars Levan and Mbappe explicitly opposed in a recent Global Awards interview. However, from the current news, fifa's determination to act is very firm.

Recently, FIFA President Infantino once again talked about the reform of the World Cup in an interview. He said that if the World Cup is held every two years, then the European Championship can also be held every two years. Infantino said: "The European Championship can also be held every two years. There will be such resistance in Europe because every week the best players in the world play in the best leagues. But for the rest of the world, the situation is different and we need to find a way to cover world football. ”

Infantino also talked about the significance of promoting the restructuring of the World Cup, saying: "As FIFA, we have an obligation to make football truly global. So we have to analyze and find ways to improve the national team game, no tournament can get close to the World Cup. The FIFA presidency represents the interests of 111 countries, all of whom have the right to dream. Dreams must have the possibility of realization, because if you stay in the dream stage forever, it will become a dream of huangliang. Only 32 of the 211 countries in the world participate in each World Cup. When the four-year World Cup format was formulated 100 years ago, there were only 40 countries in the world playing football, which was completely different from the current situation. ”

According to media reports, in order to boycott the biennial World Cup, members of many European associations are considering withdrawing from FIFA. The Nordic associations of Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland and Iceland issued a joint statement to resist the World Cup overhaul. In addition, South America has also strongly protested against the proposal to restructure the World Cup, and the South American Football Association has even considered jointly hosting a tournament with the European Football Association to show its attitude.