世界杯2026扩大原因？
1、国际足联没钱了 （一）FIFA负债4.7亿美元，仅比债务最高峰下降8% FIFAs latest financial report shows the governing body is still in debt， with liabilities totalling $US532 million as of June 30 last year – just under eight per cent less than at its worst point in February 2004. FIFA’s debts have dropped from a peak of around $US6 billion during the 2010 World Cup bidding process， when it handed out massive grants to competing nations and spent lavishly on infrastructure projects ahead of the tournament in South Africa. It was revealed earlier this week that some countries who received support during that time are now refusing to pay back what they owe， including Angola 和 Nigeria. The two African sides were among seven nations who were given more than $100 million in subsidies ahead of the 2010 vote. At the same time， there have been no further details released about how much remains outstanding for the three other nations which took part in the bidding but have not provided repayment schedules： Iran， Qatar and Thailand.
（二）会员协会拖欠分成款项 FIFA member associations collectively owed an estimated $US49 million by September 2015， according to the most recent version of their accounts available online through Transparency International-Germany. That figure has reportedly grown since then based on new figures made public on Wednesday by FIFA’s Audit and Compliance Committee， although the full extent remains unclear due to a lack of detail on exactly which national federations fall behind on payments. The biggest delinquent appears to be Mexico ($US12．8 million) followed closely by Spain($9．4 million)——two major powers within European football——and France($8．7million) among others. In addition， the committee found multiple instances where FIFA had paid money directly to members associations without them first paying into the global association’s coffers. A total of US$41 million was allegedly transferred in such a way between July last year and March of this year alone. “The Committee believes this practice should stop immediately because it increases rather than reduces financial risks，” it said in a statement.