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As 2026 World Cup winds down, potential 2030 expansion to be discussed

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According to a Reuters article, as the 2026 World Cup approaches its conclusion, discussions regarding potential expansion of the 2030 World Cup are expected to take place. The article highlights ongoing talks about the future format of the tournament, though specific details on the expansion are not provided in the available snippet. The report comes from the news agency Reuters.

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Why it matters

More teams mean more matches, boosting ticket sales and media deals.

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Economicscore: 70
  • More teams mean more matches, boosting ticket sales and media deals.
  • Host nations may need to build or upgrade stadiums, transportation, and accommodations.

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As 2026 World Cup winds down, potential 2030 expansion to be discussed

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