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00:00In this account, 100 days before the Club World Cup,
00:05he wants the World Cup 2030,
00:09which will be played between Spain, Morocco and Portugal,
00:12in that venue.
00:13And Paraguay and Argentina.
00:14In Paraguay, Argentina and so on, there will be a couple of matches.
00:17Let's see if Mexico doesn't drop five again.
00:20He wants more than 60 teams.
00:2364.
00:24Yes, from 48 to 64.
00:25Look, this is published in the New York Times today.
00:28This is a shame.
00:30It's twice as much as last time.
00:31Yes, but let's see, what Infantino said yesterday
00:35at a FIFA external meeting in Zurich,
00:37saying, we're going to put in a billion dollars in prizes
00:42for the Club World Cup.
00:43Yes.
00:44That's it, bravo!
00:46And we're not going to be left with a penny, he said.
00:48And it goes beyond...
00:49And we're not going to be left with a penny.
00:51He doesn't believe that.
00:53He's going to distribute everything.
00:54It goes beyond the fact that someone gave that great idea in 1964.
00:58It wasn't Infantino's idea.
00:59It was someone who was in that external meeting
01:01and Infantino loved it.
01:04If you give 64 teams a World Cup,
01:07you have to eliminate them.
01:08Eliminating them is worth the redundancy.
01:10It would be barbaric.
01:11I think it's barbaric.
01:13I think it's barbaric how stupid Infantino is
01:15to take Coldplay to the middle of the season.
01:19It's because you don't like Coldplay.
01:21No, no, no, it's not that I don't like Coldplay.
01:23I don't like him.
01:24Let's see, the essence of football is to make a...
01:26It's not the Super Bowl.
01:27Yes, it is.
01:28He's a gringo and he's tired of charging half an hour.
01:30He's a gringo and he feels like a gringo
01:32because he lives here in Miami, he's very elegant.
01:34When he finishes his management
01:36and when he finishes the World Cup in 2026,
01:38we'll talk about Infantino.
01:40Because he's been through a lot.
01:42We'll talk about Infantino and we'll talk about a new FIFA 20.
01:45Really?
01:46So let's wait for this, because this is very important.
01:50For example, the Mexican national team and U.S. Open are being banned.
01:53The national team has to play before the Golden Globe in the U.S.
01:57in stadiums where the World Cup and the Golden Globe will be held.
02:03So Mexico has to go to Utah.
02:06And to Charlotte, right?
02:07No, to Charlotte.
02:08It's going to a town called Chapel Hill in North Carolina
02:11where the North Carolinian National Team plays,
02:13where the great Michael Jordan played.
02:16But it's a university stadium,
02:18because they don't let them go to other stadiums.
02:19By Infantino's order.
02:21Look, I think that this thing about the 64 national teams...
02:26I'll give you an 8, Claudia.
02:28No, but what I'm saying is that, I'm asking you,
02:31Infantino is killing the credibility of this sport,
02:38which is the king of sports in the world.
02:40Well, but...
02:41That with a ball, Andrés, one second.
02:43With a ball, a simple ball,
02:46a kid in a neighborhood with his friends plays.
02:51And among other things,
02:53that ball is getting further and further away from the field,
02:57from the neighborhood, from the town and from the people.
03:00And I also understand the people who say,
03:0264 national teams, they all have the right.
03:06We're talking about a World Cup.
03:07Yes, the elite, right?
03:08The right is played first.
03:10The classification, that's where it is.
03:13If there is a classification and you win the right.
03:17To be in the final phase.
03:18To be in the World Cup.
03:19You win it.
03:21But in a World Cup, 64, for the love of God.
03:25You take everything away from him.
03:26There's only one reason.
03:28You take everything away from him.
03:29There's only one reason to do that, and that's the votes.
03:32The more federations I promise will go,
03:35the more they vote for me.
03:36Yes, because the votes are the same.
03:38There's no other reason.
03:39The vote is worth the same in structure as in Germany.
03:42Exactly.
03:43Tell me how they're going to do it.
03:45What country can organize a World Cup of 64?
03:47No, but they're going to do it between 10 and a World Cup.
03:50That's why it's going to be in four or five headquarters.
03:53But then comes Saudi Arabia, which is a single country,
03:55as far as I know.
03:56Yes, of course.
03:58How are you going to organize 64 teams?
04:00Just the training grounds, the hotel, the infrastructure.
04:04No, they're going to have to spend a lot of money.
04:06Big and big.
04:07Before we go to a break, Neto, I know we have to go to a break.
04:10You said, how are you going to organize that headquarters for everything?
04:14If the children's club, FIFA itself,
04:16is already causing problems in Spain
04:19to host this World Cup in 2030...
04:23For the final.
04:24Because they're saying, no, no, no, not the final.
04:26The children's club and FIFA have done a study,
04:29they've already contacted the hotels.
04:33The hotels have told them, this is heavy,
04:35the hotels in Madrid or Barcelona or Malaga have told them,
04:41look, we can't close the hotel for you to do it here.
04:46I'll tell you something.
04:47I'd like to explain this, because it's happening in the US.
04:50Imagine Cuba and Arabia.
04:52No, no, no.
04:54I'll explain it quickly, I'll give you a break.
04:56FIFA, in a World Cup, has its headquarters,
04:59and they won't release them until FIFA sets the prices.
05:01Exactly.
05:02So, in Russia, it was a disaster.
05:04It started in Brazil.
05:05Then came Russia, which was a bit chaotic from a distance.
05:08And in Qatar, they captured all the hotels.
05:10All the hotels, right?
05:12Hotels, AirBnB, all these things, they captured them.
05:15And you can't make a reservation until FIFA releases them.
05:17You go to these, your audience goes to these, period.
05:21I was talking to people from the internal organizing committee
05:24of the cities here in the US.
05:27They're furious, that's what I heard.
05:28Of course.
05:29And they went and said, you know, in Dallas,
05:32I know it very well,
05:34do you want to book all the hotels?
05:36Okay, you have to pay them today.
05:38And they don't want to do it.
05:39And since there are so many hotels in the US,
05:41there's Frisco, there's Plano, there's AirBnB, there's Grandview,
05:44there's Dallas, Fort Worth, all of this,
05:46and FIFA says, no.
05:48So, you're going to stay with your three damn hotels
05:50and ask them to pay you.
05:51Of course.
05:52And they didn't give me anything.
05:54That's why I'm here.
05:55Do you know why they gave the press center to Dallas?
05:58To be able to send them a lot of money.
06:00Normal.
06:02We have to pause.
06:03What is clear, and this is true,
06:06is that children are not allowed to go to these hotels.
06:09Children, if you want to go,
06:11go before they keep blowing everything up.
06:14No, no, no, before they put him in jail, probably.
06:16That's going to happen later.
06:17That's going to happen in 2007.
06:19It's going to happen later.
06:2064.
06:2164 teams, please.
06:23The one who sold the money to Blatter...
06:24Pause, and we'll talk about Chivas America,
06:27the first classic of three.
06:29We adopted this one, the CONCACAF Champions Cup.
06:32Pause, and we'll talk about the victory.
06:33A great goal.