Global Sports: Brazil wants to bid for the 2029 Club World Cup, FIFA is open

June 21, Brazil's Global Sports reported that Brazil wants to bid for the 2029 Club World Cup.

The Brazilian Football Association hopes to bid for the 2029 Club World Cup. Football Association Chairman Samir Shawde meets with FIFA President Infantino and expresses his willingness to host this global club event four years later.

Samir Shawd, who had only been in office for one month, particularly praised the organization of the new version of the Club World Cup in his talks with FIFA and expressed satisfaction with the performance of the Brazilian club. Botafogo's outstanding record against Paris Saint-Germain and Flamengo's victory over Chelsea is an example, and FIFA officials are open to Brazil's bid.

The Brazilian Football Association plans to directly use the venue facilities of the 2027 Women's World Cup. Favorable factors for Brazil's bid include the super high attendance and enthusiasm for participation displayed by fans of the team such as Botafogo, Flamengo, Frumenense and Palmeiras.

The following eight stadiums will be used in the 2027 Women's World Cup:

Stadium Maracana (Rio de Janeiro)

New Water Arena (Salvador)

Stadium Itaguela (Sao Paulo)

Stadium Minero (Belo Horizonte)

National Stadium Brasilia (Barsilia)

Arena Castro (Fortaleza)

Stadium Belario (Portuguese Alegre)

Arena Pernabuco (Recife)

In the recent turmoil in the Brazilian Football Association, the Brazilian Football Association has lost its seat on the FIFA Council with the departure of former Chairman Ednaldo Rodriguez, which is currently temporarily taken over by Argentina Football Association President Tapia.