Find out all the details of the draw and the Copa América that will take place in 2024, in the United States, where the Argentine team will seek to defend the title.
The draw of the Copa America 2024 that will take place next Thursday December 7 in Miami, United States. The continental tournament will be played in that country (as a preview of the World Cup 2026) and will have the participation of 6 teams of Concacaf.
The aforementioned American city will be the meeting point, face to face, between Lionel Scaloni and Claudius Wallafter the “bomb” that exploded in the conference room of the Maracanawhere the DT questioned its continuity.
That meeting is what becomes essential to begin to clear part of the thick clouds that have hung over the technical direction of the team since then.
The presence of Scaloni in Miamialthough it opens a clear perspective that at least it will be in the America Cupdoes not guarantee that it will continue after that competition.
The only certain thing is that Angel Di Maria will say goodbye to selection and most likely return to “his” Central Rosary to begin heading towards his definitive retirement from football.
With his sights focused on the Copa America 2024the Conmebol announced the four pots in which the 16 participants will be placed, 1 being the seeded pot.
The pots for the Copa América 2024 draw are as follows:
- Drum 1: ArgentinaBrazil, the United States and Mexico.
- Pot 2: Uruguay, Ecuador, Colombia and Peru.
- Pot 3: Chile, Venezuela, Panama and Paraguay.
- Pot 4: Jamaica, Bolivia, Canada/Trinidad and Tobago and Honduras/Costa Rica (the last two places mentioned will be defined through respective playoffs).
When is the opening and final of the Copa América 2024
- The opening of the competition is scheduled to be the June 20, 2024 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.
- While the grand final will be July 14 and will be played at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami.
Source: Ambito
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