The next meeting of the full FIFA Council is due to take place in June in Moscow before the start of the World Cup. FIFA’s plans for the Club World Cup – an annual event in which seven clubs, usually continental champions, compete in a knockout format – would involve expanding it to 24 teams and staging it every four years.
Under a proposal, 12 of the 24 teams would be from Europe including the four most recent Champions League winners, the four most recent Champions League runners-up and the four most recent Europa League winners. South America would have four slots for the four most recent winners of the Copa Libertadores The new competition would start in 2021. The Nations League would be a global version of the new competitions which are being introduced by UEFA in Europe and CONCACAF in North and Central American and the Caribbean. The competitions could face opposition from powerful European clubs who are already concerned that the international calendar is too crowded and have called for rest periods.
Published in Daily Times, April 25th 2018.
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