Uruguay, Argentina, Chile and Paraguay soccer chiefs and political pioneers on Tuesday sent off their joint bid to have the 2030 World Cup.Uruguay President Luis Lacalle Pou facilitated the pioneers looking to carry a different universe Cup last to a similar Centenário Stadium in Montevideo where it was played in the main version of the competition in 1930. Then, at that point, Uruguay beat Argentina 4-2.Alejandro Domínguez, the leader of South American soccer body CONMEBOL, said in a question and answer session that the bid “is the fantasy of the mainland.””A long time (starting from the main World Cup) will be accomplished just a single time. What’s more, it needs to return home,” Domínguez said. “We accept that is all that anyone could need of a justification for FIFA to acknowledge that this turns into the main bid.”Spain and Portugal likewise have a joint offered for the 2030 World Cup.The four South American countries began considering their office in 2017. Brazil facilitated the World Cup in 2014.FIFA leaders expect the 2030 pick will be made in two years or less. Qatar will have the current year’s competition, and the 2026 release will be held in the United States, Mexico and Canada.