According to “Varzesh3,” Gianni Infantino, the president of FIFA, stated in an interview with CNN that he is already concerned about potential challenges during the 2026 World Cup and will seek innovative solutions to address these issues.

Infantino spoke about potential problems in the upcoming World Cup: “Clearly, there are challenges such as existing distances that require innovative solutions across the three countries to ensure teams and fans are not forced into long travels and players have sufficient rest days between matches to prepare for the next game.

The quality of stadiums is another challenge we are concerned about, and every stadium, including NFL stadiums, will have excellent natural grass. We are confident everything will be flawless for this global event.

The impact of these matches will be immense. I don’t think people in North America fully realize the magnitude of what will happen in the next 15 months; this year we have the Club World Cup, and next year we have the World Cup.”

The FIFA president also shared his memories of past World Cups: “My first memory is from 1978 when I watched the matches on TV with my family.

But 1982 was the most impactful year when Italy won the World Cup. As an Italian, I watched every minute of the matches with my family and friends, and it was an amazing experience with unforgettable emotions.”