The Organizing Committee of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar revealed the date of the first team of the 32 teams participating in the tournament, where the Japanese team mission arrives in Doha on the seventh of next November in preparation for participating in the global forum.
The Samurai national team was placed in Group Seven of the World Cup draw alongside Germany, Spain, and Costa Rica.
24 of the 32 teams will be present in only 10 kilometres, according to Collin Smith, Executive Director of World Cup operations at the International Football Association (FIFA). Smith noted that the World Cup in Qatar is based on convergence of distances, allowing the teams to move easily and conveniently at a small barrier.
All the players will feel as though they are in their second homeland, where all the comfort options will be available to them, he said, as each location will serve as an indication of residence for the identity of the team in which he resides through distinctive decorations and designs and vibrant colours. Colin Smith stressed that the stadiums in the World Cup are high -style, which is the first priority in this distinctive version.
According to Smith, 74 venues will be available for practise and games for all teams and officials, while 8 stadiums would be designated for all games.
“Every world-class stadium has a technological system that aids in preserving grass, and it has modern technology that can achieve the proper lighting for all stadiums,” he stated.
All success materials will be delivered via a cooperative relationship with the Supreme Committee for Projects and Legacy, he declared in closing.
The first country to arrive in Doha for the 2022 World Cup will be Japan.
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