Saudi Arabia is working on its candidacy to host the 2030 World Cup. The dossier, which was entrusted to an American consulting firm, will almost certainly provide for co-organization with another country, which however has not been revealed: according to rumors, it could even be a European country, thus giving rise to the first edition. in cohabitation between offices on different continents.
To get the 2030 edition of the World Cup, Saudi Arabia and its partners will have to put a convincing proposal on the plate, to get the better of the other candidates already made to FIFA: the Morocco (which could give rise to a North African partnership with Tunisia and Algeria), the South America (with the quartet Uruguay, Argentina, Chile and Paraguay) and two European cartels, that is iberico (Spain and Portugal) and that Balkan (Romania, Greece, Bulgaria and Serbia). Other possible candidates, although not officially confirmed, would be maturing in Europe, Africa and especially in Korea, with the possibility of a historic agreement between the North and South of the country, which has long been divided in two.
More and more determined to become the new masters of the ball, the Saudis have also advanced to Fifa the proposal for a feasibility study on the hypothesis of having the World Cup run every two years, instead of every four. The global football government has agreed to carry out such a study.