The 2030 World Cup could balloon to 64 teams, aiming for record $15 billion in revenue and giving more nations a shot at soccer’s biggest stage—but at what cost? While the dream of global inclusivity and underdog drama is enticing, the expansion risks diluting competition with wider skill gaps and exhausting players with a longer, more grueling tournament. FIFA’s push for scale may reshape the game’s soul.
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