FIFA’s next men’s World Cup, the 2030 edition, is scheduled as a centenary celebration of the tournament’s 100-year history. Multiple outlets report that the competition will be staged across six countries spanning three continents, rather than being hosted solely in one host country or region. The scheduling and broader tournament planning are framed around making the 2030 event one of the largest in history, aligning with FIFA’s World Cup centenary celebrations.
While the provided reports emphasize the event’s international, multi-continent host structure and its link to the centenary milestone, they do not include detailed match-by-match information in the excerpts. However, the coverage from different media outlets is consistent that FIFA’s approach for 2030 involves multiple host nations and a spread of venues, and that FIFA treats the event as a special global anniversary edition. Additional details such as exact kick-off and final dates, and the full venue list, are referenced as part of the official schedule coverage but are not specified in the supplied text.
