CONMEBOL President Alejandro Domínguez has doubled down on his support for expanding the FIFA World Cup to 64 teams by the 2030 tournament, which will mark the competition’s centennial. The clarification comes after a social media post sparked debate regarding the potential increase in participating nations. Domínguez’s message indicated a strong desire to broaden the global representation within the World Cup. He has refused to walk back his statement, signaling a firm stance on the matter. This proposal aims to include more teams from across the globe, particularly from the CONMEBOL region. The move is intended to celebrate the World Cup’s 100th anniversary with a more inclusive and globally representative tournament. This decision could significantly alter the landscape of international football competition.