The 2018 Football World Cup will be the 21st edition of the FIFA World Cup. Bidding to host the 2018 World Cup will close in 2010. Despite expectations to the contrary, FIFA will not necessarily continue with their policy of rotating the right to host the World Cup amongst the different confederations. This policy would have seen the 2018 World Cup being held in either North America (CONCACAF) or Oceania (OFC). However, in an interview with The Sun-Herald the head of FIFA, Sepp Blatter, said:
"The World Cup is a very serious matter. There will be good contenders for 2018. The rotation system only goes until 2014. The rotation was a political decision to ensure the World Cup went to Africa, otherwise Africa would never have it.
Countries that have announced their interest include Australia England,Mexico, the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg (joint bid
who do you think will be the host?
just thought of taking your opinion
2006-12-11
00:31:31
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forgot to add the spain and Portugal also showed intrest
2006-12-11
00:40:51 ·
update #1
i think that FIFA should give the chance to any country who didnt host the world cup before ..or may be didnt win the world cup before so that they would gain people attention..i think it was great to give Africa a try in 2010
2006-12-11
01:02:19 ·
update #2