Since FIFA took the French coach Arsene Wenger as the pioneer last year and vigorously promoted the idea of the World Cup restructuring, UEFA (UEFA) and major football associations and clubs all over the world have immediately agreed to shorten the World Cup. FIFA was under siege between games, and CONMEBOL even did not hesitate to team up with UEFA to put pressure on FIFA.

After nearly half a year of repeated tug-of-war, FIFA’s original stance of insisting on restructuring seems to have loosened. On March 3, local time, UEFA President Ceferin appeared at the Financial Times Football Business Summit in London, England. , and revealed FIFA's current thinking during the conversation: "We are communicating with FIFA every day. The World Cup restructuring plan does not make any sense, and we are very happy that FIFA has also realized this. Yesterday I only Discussing this with Infantino and negotiating other viable options; however, as far as I'm concerned, the odds of having a World Cup every two years are close to zero. I'm sure we'll be working with FIFA soon Agree on a solution - a global national league, a possibility that we are currently exploring with FIFA. It can be played not only within UEFA, but also on other continents. It is held every two years The World Cup is not feasible for everyone in football."