For the first time, this competition will have 48 teams. Because of this, the 32-team, eight-group model has been replaced by a 12-group format consisting of four teams. The eight best third-placed teams and the top two teams from each group will move on to the round of 32. Further, the blog will delve into FIFA’s importance in uniting and developing nations.
Hosting the World Cup has several financial advantages, such as increased tourism, job growth, and infrastructural development. As 16 cities jointly host the season, they will benefit from an economic boost. The Boston Consulting Group’s report suggests that the 2026 World Cup may bring in more than $5 billion for the host countries’ economies.
