“I believe that co-organization is the future and therefore why not dream and think about it, whether in the senior category, youth, for men or women, because the FIFA World Cup has this unique magic of grouping and uniting to the people”, answered Infantino when asked if Israel could one day co-organize the event with countries in the region.
The proposal of the Italian-Swiss leader was confirmed by those close to Bennett with a statement in which they assured that the owner of the FIFA “raised the idea of Israel being one of the venues for the 2030 World Cup along with other countries in the region, led by the United Arab Emirates”.
In his speech at the colloquium, Infantino highlighted the extent to which a world has become “a huge event and not just a sports event”, followed by 4 billion viewers.
Infantino “reiterated that FIFA wants to put football at the service of society, to really make a difference by making its contribution, wherever possible, to peace and stability in the region”according to the statement.
To host the Centennial of the World Cup, twenty-fourth in history, they also presented their joint candidacy Uruguay and Argentina, finalists of the first edition in 1930 that was held precisely in Uruguay, the first world champion.
Other candidates are Morocco, which could be held independently or jointly with Algeria and Tunisia, in addition to Spain and Portugal, which are also running under the same candidacy.
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