FIFA has announced a roster change ahead of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
Along with his earlier statement, Fifa, World Cup 2022, announced the change in team rosters. As a result, each roster will have 26 players.
World Cup 2022 in Qatar The initial team limit of 23 has been revised to a minimum of 23 and a maximum of 26 players.
November 21st The World Cup will begin on December 18 in Qatar and conclude with the grand final in.
Tickets are becoming scarce.
The countdown to the World Cup in 2022 continues. Sixty percent of the tickets have been sold five months before the massive event in Qatar.
There have been over 23 million ticket requests for the 28-day tournament, which begins in November. The cup, in which 32 teams will compete, has 2 million tickets on sale.
While 60 percent of the stalls are guaranteed to be filled five months before the opening, it is unclear whether the 1 million 200,000 tourists expected to visit Qatar will face accommodation issues.
Qatar has 30,000 hotel rooms, according to official sources. Organizers hope to increase that figure to 100,000 rooms by partnering with daily rental houses and cruise ships.
Fifa President Gianni Infantino believes there will be no accommodation issues for tourists.
I'm not concerned about the lodging. I'm confident that the tourist facilities will be ready. Remember that the 2022 World Cup is being organized by more than just Qatar. This is the first World Cup to be held in the Arabian Peninsula. As a result, I anticipate that it will share this excitement with its tourist facilities in neighboring countries.
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One pundit believes Chelsea's new owners will be ruthless, putting Thomas Tuchel in danger of being fired.
Todd Boehly and his consortium will be under enormous pressure to bring Chelsea instant success after purchasing the club from Roman Abramovic.
With the need for a strong start next season, some believe Tuchel may be in jeopardy if he fails to meet Boehly's expectations.
Former Leeds United player Noel Whelan told Football Insider that if Tuchel does not get off to a good start next season, he could be fired.
I believe everyone is fighting for their position and place at the football club with the new consortium. It's not like you've had time to develop a relationship with the owners, so they're strangers to one another right now.
You have to look at it as yes, you have to get off to a good start, which is true for any football club in any league, because if you get on that downward spiral early on, you're in danger of losing your job.
So, I'm sure the new owners and the manager will have a conversation, introduce themselves, and give him ownership of the signings. Everyone starts over with a blank slate.
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