FIFA officialy announced that the Club World Cup will be changed in 2021. The new competition will be played by 24 teams each 4 years. China were unanimously chosen today as the hosts of the 2021 FIFA Club World Cup edition by FIFA Council at their meeting in Shanghai, China. They also confirmed the end of FIFA Confederations Cup that last happened in 2017.
The new Club World Cup will be played by 24 teams split in eight groups of three teams each.
The slot allocation was also confirmed today and you can check below:
Europe (UEFA) – 8 spots
South America (CONMEBOL) – 6 spots
Africa (CAF) – 3 spots
North and Central American and Caribbean (CONCACAF) – 3 spots
Asia (AFC) – 1 spot
Oceania (OFC) – 0,5 spot
Host Nation – 0,5 spot
Each confederation will decide the classification criteria and release this information soon.
Just like FIFA World Cup, Oceania will not have a direct spot in the FIFA Club World Cup. There will be a play-off match between a host nation team and an Oceanic team to decide the 24th spot in the championship group stage.
The competition is scheduled to be played between 17 June and 4 July in 2021 in the calendar spot used for FIFA Confederations Cup.
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As a strong advocate on FIFA Slogan for FAIR PLAY, I feel that FIFA has just done the opposite, where is your FAIR PLAY slogan? OFC deserve an automatic entry to the new World Club Cup tournament. Please ‘do the right thing’.
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