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2.1
Igor Štimac criticizes FIFA governance following 2026 World Cup conclusion
N1 BosniaLO·ES · AR · US·about 9 hours ago
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FIFA considers expanding World Cup to 64 teams, impacting global football economics
FIFA is evaluating a potential expansion of the World Cup to 64 teams, a move intended to maximize broadcast and commercial revenues. The proposal faces significant logistical, scheduling, and player welfare challenges that could disrupt the international football calendar.
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Source credibility0.5
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