Argentina aims for a 64-team World Cup with zero cost
Argentina's AFA president, Claudio 'Chiqui' Tapia, aims for a 64-team World Cup with zero cost. The national team had a great performance in the 2026 World Cup.
The AFA is working to have a complete phase in Argentina with zero cost for the state. Tapia said that 'we are working to have a complete phase with zero cost for the state, so that the 2030 World Cup is with 64 teams'.
The continuity of Scaloni and Messi
The AFA president also spoke about the continuity of Scaloni and Messi in the national team. 'My plan A, my plan B and my plan C is Scaloni', said Tapia. 'I want him to be well, for all that he gave us, we would all want the same, even if it hurts'.
The 2026 World Cup
The national team had a great performance in the 2026 World Cup, but lost to Spain in the final. Tapia assured that 'I'm annoyed because it seems that there are people who are bothered that the team is doing well. They have conspired against the team. In all the matches, there was a different operation'.
The Malvinas flag
Tapia also spoke about the Malvinas flag with which some players celebrated the victory against England. 'It was something from the people, it emerged like that, never prepared anything'. 'I would have also raised it, because we are Argentines and we are proud', he added.
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The AFA is working to have a complete phase in Argentina with zero cost for the state. The national team had a great performance in the 2026 World Cup, but lost to Spain in the final.
