Head Of The British Football Club: China Or Will Host The 2034 Football World Cup

CHICAGO (Reuters) - Channel NewsAsia quoted Peter Kenyon, executive director of Manchester United and Chelsea, as saying China would host the 2034 FIFA World Cup because China The goal is to become a global football superpower by 2050.

"If you have already hosted the Olympics, there will be a World Cup soccer tournament at some point in time, as early as 2034," Peter Kenyon said.

"At present, China is actively buying the world soccer club, and 22 European clubs belong to the Chinese company, and in theory this should be a good move because it provides China with the experience of learning football," he added.

Previously reported that Chinese companies in 2015 spent about 40 million yuan to buy foreign football clubs. This trend continued until 2016. Only in August 2016 China purchased three football clubs.

Contained Brazil Player Crash Plane Crash Number Corrected To 71 Black Box Has Been Found

According to foreign media reports, the Colombian Civil Aviation Authority, said investigators have now found the plane's two black boxes, and the flight data stored intact.

BUENOS AIRES, Nov. 29 (Xinhua) - Colombian President Juan Santos confirmed Tuesday that a passenger plane in the city of Medellin, the capital of the province of Antioquia, International airport near the crash, the search and rescue personnel to find six survivors.

Santos said in a televised speech: "Search and rescue personnel to find six survivors, is currently in hospital, two of them in critical condition." He said, the scene and the cause of the accident investigation has started.

Antioquia province sheriff Wilson Pardo said, according to the news, find more hope for survivors slim.

29, is the location of the search and rescue of the Colombian National Disaster Risk Control Center responsible person Carlos Marquez confirmed that the actual number of passengers taking the plane 77 people, rather than the 81 pre-registration.

Medellin Jose Maria Cordoba International Airport said the plane crashed from Bolivia and reported a circuit failure to the air tower before the crash. Columbia Civil Aviation Authority is continuing search and rescue, initially speculated that the cause may be fuel shortage.

Antioquia province disaster relief director Pa Luo Di said to the media, the accident plane belongs to Bolivia Lamia Airways, initially from Sao Paulo, Brazil, stop Bolivia Santa Cruz on his way.