Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni supports biennial World Cup proposal
FirstpostFIFA is pushing a plan to stage its showcase tournament every two years instead of every four years, but the proposal has been widely criticised by football officials in both Europe and South America. Buenos Aires: Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni is in support of having biennial World Cups, saying Wednesday it would benefit South American teams by cutting down on lengthy qualifying campaigns. However, Scaloni said the change “could bring benefits” by improving the format of South American qualifiers, which currently has a 10-team round robin competition that goes on for two years. If it is like that I would agree as a coach of a South American national team.” He added that it would be “very good for people to watch a World Cup every two years.” Brazil coach Tite was more hesitant earlier Wednesday when asked the same question.