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Germany Joins the Race with Brazil and Australia to Host the Next Club World Cup

The Brazil is among the candidates to host the next Club World Cup, which will be held in 2029. However, the country has gained another competitor: Germany, which has officially notified FIFA of its interest. With this, Flamengo is keeping an eye on the outcome.

According to the site 'The Athletic', Germany emerges as the favorite, competing with Brazil and Australia. The Germans officially applied this Friday (07), sending documents to FIFA. The European country recently hosted the Euro 2024.

Additionally, FIFA members are considering taking the 2029 Club World Cup to Spain and Morocco. The event between teams would be a test for the 2030 World Cup, which would be held in both countries.

IS FLAMENGO QUALIFIED FOR THE NEXT CLUB WORLD CUP?

Flamengo needs to qualify for the next Club World Cup, which does not yet have a defined host. To secure the spot, the red-black team will have to win the Copa Libertadores, in which they are in the final against Palmeiras, on November 29, in Lima, Peru.

If they do not win the Copa Libertadores title in 2025, Flamengo will have three more opportunities in 2026, 2027, and 2028. Finally, even without the title, the red-black team can still secure the spot via the Conmebol ranking.

WHEN DOES FLAMENGO PLAY AGAIN?

Thus, before thinking about the Club World Cup and the Copa Libertadores, Flamengo has a commitment in the Brazilian Championship. This is because, the Most Beloved faces Santos this Sunday (09), at 6:30 PM (Brasília time), at Maracanã, for the 33rd round.

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