We recently announced the new World Cup Winners, and there are more tournaments, excitement and stadiums awaiting us on these occasions. So let's look ahead a few years to the 2030 World Cup. One of the bids has been submitted by the South American federations: Uruguay, Argentina, Paraguay and Chile. Which stadiums are involved?

Some of the venues have already participated in hosting the World Cup in the past. Uruguay's arenas were part of hosting the first FIFA World Cup, held in 1930. A comeback on the pitches of the country famous for its yerba mate would therefore close the World Cup century beautifully. In addition to Uruguay, stadiums from Argentina are certainly worth mentioning, including the Mas Monumental, which, once redeveloped, could become the largest arena on the continent. The list closes with coastal venues from Chile and Paraguayan stadiums, famous for their lively stands.

We invite you to watch a video covering all venues included in Uruguay, Argentina, Chile and Paraguay bid. Would you want to see the World Cup held there in 7 years from now? It would be a unique tournament, for sure. Let’s see whether these 4 countries are prepared well-enough to organise the event: