Major changes, FIFA plans to revolutionise the billion football industry

The world football governing body reportedly held several “promotional consultations” in recent weeks with regional confederations, individual football associations and club leaders on the creation of a World Club Championship and a New League of Nations.

Tours are expected to generate revenues of up to $25 billion.

But European elite clubs have recently called for reducing matches to have more time to fire the players.

Not everyone will agree to this, but we want to give an opportunity to discuss the offer that was made,” said the source.

Participants at the FIFA annual Congress, which are being organised in Moscow this year on the eve of the World Cup, will be asked if they will approve a feasibility study to consider whether in 2022 it should expand to 48 teams.

The World Cup is ready to expand to 48 teams from 2026, reports “BBC”, report Periscope.

Qatar wins the right to host the World Championship in 2022, but this event has plunged into different controversy over corruption.

Qatar has always insisted that he did nothing wrong when competing for the tournament and, when the idea of 48 teams was first established earlier this month by South American football associations, organisers said in a statement “we are confident in our ability to offer a successful World Cup in 2022”.

A document sent to the confederacy leaders, in which FIFA wants a <x0-second close relationship between fans and the world-based game. This is not happening with the current existence of the World Club Championship and the Conference Cup. ”

The World Cup club is held every December with seven teams. Fifa wants to expand competition to 24 clubs, and the time to hold the matches is set to play in June. The matches would be fought every four years.

24 teams from around the world will be divided into eight groups of three teams per group.

Europe's governing body, Wafa and Concaff (Confederation for North America, Central America, and the Caribbean), have the plan for maintaining their League of Nations.

Fifa wants to build such an event and says he wants to create more opportunities for national teams to play games within the existing international match calendar.

If approved, there will be a minimum financial guarantee of $1 billion for first edition rights in 2020-21.

Fifas President Gianni Infantino told council organisers and members during a meeting held in Columbia last month that investors from Asia, Europe and North America have promised 25 billion dollars if they are allowed participation in the new tournaments./Periscopi/