Which country could be next up to host the FIFA Club World Cup? Here are a few suitors.

Fans of the FIFA club World Cup will have to wait another four years before the return of the show – and it could very well return to the United States.

We are thinking of the continuous efforts of FIFA to attract more American sponsorships and developing the game here, it is not inconceivable to think that the United States could still receive the tournament after organizing this year.

However, following other nations have seen the success of the tournament revised here in America, FIFA has suitors who are queuing to serve as a host nation, some countries joining forces to make joint offers.

Here is an overview of some of these nations and why the idea of going there is attractive, or not, when it comes to bringing the subsequent stages of the event to the United States.

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Brazil

As hosts of the 2014 FIFA World Cup, and with the infrastructure already in place, Brazil is an attractive destination for 2029. Helping their case was the traveling Fandom Three Clubs of Fluminense, Botafogo and Flamengo brought to this year tournament.

It would also be a good look for Conmebol, since it would make an ultra-competitive push of the teams that have aspirations to collect which could be at least another part of a handbag at $ 1 billion. Brazil has also managed to welcome various FIFA tournaments and could prove that it is ready to welcome the world successfully during the FIFA 2027 Women’s World Cup.

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Australia and New Zealand

The two nations expressed their interest and FIFA has a story of recent success that came out of the 2023 women’s World Cup, which was one of the most watched female tournaments of all time. Having it could continue to strengthen football as a major sport in Australia, which, like the United States, is struggling to obtain mass attraction due to more popular sporting events.

It was reported that in efforts to strengthen engagement, New Zealand was planning to associate itself once again as it did to secure the offer of the Women’s World Cup two years ago.

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Qatar

The planning of the event marked by FIFA in 2022, gives Qatar a little one step ahead to accommodate the club World Cup since there are infrastructures which would have even less than a decade in several places across the country. However, the only problem is the Heat, which was a major collision point with the teams and the players, which left the tournament here in the United States, in the middle of what was an oppressive heat in many parts of the country.

Qatar has managed to build arenas controlled by the climate, but what really helped its case is to move the 2022 World Cup around winter months to fight against summer temperatures that could reach 112 degrees by day. FIFA would agree to weave the tournament in a club calendar which extends in August-MAI for a large part of the world teams is the question.

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Portugal, Spain and Morocco

Just as this year’s event was a development for the largest FIFA World Cup next summer, these three countries all linked to train, would look into double hosts, after receiving the FIFA 2030 World Cup.

Just as here, it could serve as a decisive test for the three to understand how it would effectively work, with everything, tourism, transport and hospitality. It is not out of the question, given that viewers had the opportunity to see the passion for Wydad AC fans of Morocco, who traveled throughout the east coast to support the team with songs, smoke and, in some cases, push.