UEFA and Concacaf are working on a joint Nations League that would bring together 96 teams from both confederations, with Mexico as a potential beneficiary. The competition would represent a new challenge for FIFA and would take place in the midst of tensions between the two confederations and Gianni Infantino. The joint Nations League could start in 2028, after the Eurocopa, and would replace some of the international matches that teams currently play. The top category, the League A, would bring together some of the top European teams, such as Spain, France, England, and Germany, which would face off against the top teams from Concacaf, including Mexico, the United States, and Canada. Mexico could be one of the big beneficiaries of the creation of this joint Nations League, as the Mexican Football Federation has expressed its concern about the economic limitations of competing exclusively within Concacaf. The creation of a Nations League between UEFA and Concacaf could modify the landscape and offer an attractive alternative for Mexico. The joint Nations League would also have a huge commercial appeal, especially in the context of the growth of football in the region. The relationship between the confederations and Gianni Infantino adds another element to the proposal. UEFA and Concacaf have strengthened their cooperation in recent months and in April signed a memorandum of understanding. The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) has also shown interest in participating in a competition of similar characteristics in the future. However, its incorporation would be a long-term project, as it currently does not have a Nations League equivalent. The joint Nations League could start in 2028, after the Eurocopa, and would replace some of the international matches that teams currently play. The top category, the League A, would bring together some of the top European teams, such as Spain, France, England, and Germany, which would face off against the top teams from Concacaf, including Mexico, the United States, and Canada. Mexico could be one of the big beneficiaries of the creation of this joint Nations League, as the Mexican Football Federation has expressed its concern about the economic limitations of competing exclusively within Concacaf. The creation of a Nations League between UEFA and Concacaf could modify the landscape and offer an attractive alternative for Mexico. The joint Nations League would also have a huge commercial appeal, especially in the context of the growth of football in the region. The relationship between the confederations and Gianni Infantino adds another element to the proposal. UEFA and Concacaf have strengthened their cooperation in recent months and in April signed a memorandum of understanding. The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) has also shown interest in participating in a competition of similar characteristics in the future. However, its incorporation would be a long-term project, as it currently does not have a Nations League equivalent.