The definitive illustrated guide to FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 that no soccer fan should be without.
The most high-profile event on the sporting calendar, the 22nd edition of the FIFA World Cup will take place between November 21st and December 18th 2022, at 8 venues across 5 host cities, with 32 teams competing for the most prestigious international prize in world soccer.
FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022: The Official Guide covers every aspect of the tournament, from the host cities to full profiles of all 32 qualified teams, along with features on the star players due to light up the competition and magic moments from FIFA World Cups past. Packed full of facts and statistics, and beautifully illustrated with a superb collection of photographs, FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022: The Official Guide is suitable for fans of all ages and is the perfect accompaniment to the year's biggest soccer event.
This official guide covers every aspect of the tournament, from the host cities to full profiles of all 32 qualified teams, along with features on the star players and magic moments from FIFA World Cups past. Full of facts and statistics and photographs.
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The only tournament guide officially licensed by the FIFA for the most prestigious sporting event in the world. FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022: The Official Guide contains complete details of the 32 qualified nations, star players, and all the essential info for any football fan.
Welcome to FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022; Fill-in tournament progress chart; Guide to the venues and stadiums; 2022 FIFA World Cup Qatar qualification review; Guide to the teams; Players to watch; FIFA World Cup history; Amazing FIFA World Cup statistics.
Keir Radnedge has been covering football for more than 40 years. He has written countless books on the subject, from tournament guides to comprehensive encyclopedias, aimed at all ages. His journalism career included the Daily Mail for 20 years, as well as the Guardian and other national newspapers and magazines in the UK and abroad, and is a former editor of World Soccer. He lives in Bristol.
