Three South American countries are biding to host the 2030 World Cup together.
The Presidents of Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay have formally launched a three-nation bid to host the football event, with Argentina likely to host most of the matches.
The presidents of the three nations, who announced in August that they were teaming up to bid for the tournament, kicked off the campaign at the Casa Rosada, Argentina’s government palace.
They said that the bid would likely involve two or three stadiums in Paraguay and Uruguay and six to eight stadiums in Argentina.