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The World Cup - every two, not every four years, every two years to organize and expand European Championships, to increase the number of Champions League participants to 48 clubs, the strongest European national teams will not participate in the qualifying matches for the championship - this is just part of the proposals prepared by the consulting company "Hypercube" from the Netherlands. The company was hired by the most powerful, richest, and most authoritative European clubs united in the G-14 group.
"Hypercube" proposes to divide European national teams into three divisions based on ability. The top 16 teams in the highest division would enter the European Championship without any qualifying rounds. The top 12 national teams automatically qualify for the World Cup, and the four teams that occupy the last four places give way to the four best national teams from the second division.
The authors of the announcement believe that by reducing the calendar of national team competitions, it would be possible to expand the Champions League from 32 to 48 teams, and in the league itself it would be possible to play not 125, but 269 matches.
Another attractive and somewhat more realistic proposal is to organize the Club World Cup every four years.
G-14 stated that these proposals from "Hypercube" should not be viewed as the official position of the "Powerful club." However, all football analysts noted that the "Hypercube" proposals associated with G-14 were circulated just before the FIFA Congress starting in Munich.
