Argentina, Chile, Uruguay & Paraguay in 2030 World Cup bid

FIFA World Cup 2030: Argentina, Chile, Uruguay and Paraguay bids to be joint hosts.






  • Argentina, Chile, Uruguay and Paraguay have submitted a joint bid to host the 2030 FIFA World Cup.



Uruguay hosted the competition's first ever tournament in 1930 and say they want to bring the World Cup "home" when it celebrates its centenary.



Spain and Portugal have also announced a bid to be joint hosts.

Uruguay beat Argentina in the final to win the inaugural World Cup in 1930 and Dominguez was speaking at the scene of that win - Montevideo's Centenario Stadium.


Chile hosted the World Cup in 1962, while the tournament was held in Argentina in 1978.

"It's right for the World Cup to be hosted where it all began, 100 years later," said Ignacio Alonso, Uruguayan president 


The 2022 World Cup will be held in Qatar while Canada, Mexico and the USA will be joint hosts in 2026.

Fifa plans to select the 2030 host in 2024.




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