Samir Xaud, the newly appointed president of the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF), has officially declared Brazil’s intention to host the prestigious 2029 Club World Cup. The Brazilian football authority has submitted its formal bid to FIFA, marking a significant step towards bringing this globally celebrated tournament to Brazil. This move reflects Brazil’s strong football heritage and its desire to position itself as a key player on the international football stage by hosting one of the most anticipated club competitions in the world.
In a recent meeting with FIFA president Gianni Infantino, Samir Xaud emphasized the importance of deepening the relationship between Brazilian football and FIFA. “Our discussions began with an introductory conversation where I shared my vision as CBF president and expressed our commitment to getting closer to FIFA. I highlighted the high quality and competitive level of Brazilian clubs, and proudly offered Brazil as the host country for the next Club World Cup,” said Xaud. This announcement not only signals Brazil’s ambitions but also sets the stage for a major international football event that could bring global attention and economic benefits to the country in 2029.
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