AHFA 2020 World Cup

Team: French National Union
French National Union (France)

Territory:
France (except for the parts already occupied by other nations), the Romandie (including Wallis), the Italian-speaking parts of Switzerland, the Cisalpine Republic. Tuscany, the Roman Republic, and the Parthenopean Republic. Effectively all that is left of France and Italy, plus several territories in Africa and Asia (The Gambia, Gold Coast, Casamance, Cabinda, Sao Tomé and Principe, Goa, East Timor, French Guyana and Suriname, Martinique, Guadeloupe)

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Nickname: Les Bleus
Home Stadium: Stade National du Peuple (People's National Stadium), Paris - Capacity: 184,000 (to be expanded to 200,000)
Home Kit: All blue, with the rooster on the centre of the chest.
Away Kit: Red shirts, blue shorts and socks.
Third Kit: Blue-white-red shirt arranged like the tricolore, with white shorts and socks.
Coach: Thomas Tuchel

Squad:

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Goalkeepers:

1 - Gianluigi Donnarumma (Jeunesse Piemontaise)
Nabil Taher (Jacobins Bordeaux)
Luca Zidane (Jeunesse Piemontaise)

Defenders

2 - LB - Lucas Hernandez (Société Generale-Sportive Parthenopéenne)
3 - CB - Aliou Mbappé (Club Républicain de Paris)
5 - CB - Virgil van Dijk (Club Républicain de Paris)
4 - RB - Achraf Hakimi (Méditeranée Marseille)

CB - Ibrahima Soumaré (US Fortunade 1878)
LB/RB - Slavko Tripalo (AS Materienne)
RB/CB - Kelvin Amian (Société Generale-Sportive du Rome)

Midfielders

6 - CDM - Napoléon Mbappé (Club Républicain de Paris)
8 - CM - Georginio Wijnaldum (Club Républicain du Rome)
10 - CAM - Darko Brašković (AJC Barcelona)

CM/CDM - Eduardo Camavinga (Sociéte Jeune Rennaise)
CM/CAM - Lucien Agoume (Jacobins Bordeaux)
CM - Deng Xiajiang (Société Generale-Sportive du Rome)

Attackers:

7 - RW - Kylian Mbappé (Club Républicain de Paris)
11 - ST - Phillippe Silveira Evande da Costa (BID Clermont-Ferrand)
9 - LW - Sadio Mané (US Fortunade 1878)

23 - LW - Anssoumane "Ansu" Fati Vieira (AJC Barcelona)
ST - Khouma Mamadou Sy (Jacobins Bordeaux)
ST - Breel Embolo (AS Romande Génève)​
 
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Can I claim Nova Holanda?

It's based on this:
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(from wikipedia)

But with borders in such a way it matches with San Paulo?
So basically Great Para, Maranhao, Pernambouc, Bahia and Brazil from brunosouzzxx's map:
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edit: typo
 
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Team: Duchy of Milan
If there is still room for a second team...

Team: Duchy of Milan - Flag
Nickname: The Vipers
Home Stadium, City: Stadio Nuovo and Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, Milan - yes, both of them.
Home Kit:
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Away Kit:
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Coach:
Roberto Donadoni (56)

Main Squad:

1 Andrea Consigli (Goalkeeper, 33 years old, playing for Atalanta)

2 Davide Calabria (Defender, 23 years old, playing for Milan)
3 Mattia Caldara (Defender, 25 years old, playing for Atalanta)
4 Francesco Acerbi (Defender, 32 years old, playing for Pavia)
5 Cristiano Biraghi (Defender, 27 years old, playing for Inter)

6 Sandro Tonali (Midfielder, 19 years old, playing for Brescia)
7 Roberto Gagliardini (Midfielder, 25 years old, playing for Inter)
8 Daniele Baselli (Midfielder, 28 years old, playing for Atalanta)

9 Patrick Cutrone (Forward, 22 years old, playing for Milan)
10 Manolo Gabbiadini (Forward, 28 years old, playing for Atalanta)
11 Andrea Belotti (Forward, 26 years old, playing for AlbinoLeffe)

Reserve Squad:

12 Lorenzo Montipò (Goalkeeper, 24 years old, playing for Novara)
23 Daniele Padelli (Goalkeeper, 34 years old, playing for Inter)

13 Matteo Darmian (Defender, 30 years old, playing for Milan)
14 Andrea Cistana (Defender, 23 years old, playing for Brescia)
15 Luca Antonelli (Defender, 33 years old, playing for Milan)
16 Mattia De Sciglio (Defender, 27 years old, playing for Milan)

17 Marco Parolo (Midfielder, 35 years old, playing for Como)
18 Simone Verdi (Midfielder, 27 years old, playing for Milan)
19 Manuel Locatelli (Midfielder, 22 years old, playing for Atalanta)

20 Kevin Lasagna (Forward, 27 years old, playing for Suzzara)
21 Alessandro Matri (Forward, 35 years old, playing for Brescia)
22 Federico Bonazzoli (Forward, 22 years old, playing for Inter)
 
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If possible if there can now be 2 teams excluding Finnish Empire?

The list so far:
AH 2020 World Cup teams:
Confederate States of America
Philippine Republic
Mexican Empire
Commonwealth of New England
United States of Freedonia
Empire of Tibet
Vereinigte Neutrale Mannschaft/United Neutral Team
Venetian Republic
Federation of Caribbean Socialist Republics
Banat Republic
Republic of Khemia
Ragusa
Federal United Republic of San Paulo
Republic of Iran
Canada
Macedonian Empire
Great Lakes Republic
Wales
United Belgian Provinces
South China
Kingdom of Viti
Free Celtic Republic
East African Condeferation
Co-Operative Republic of Britain (in exile)
Republic of Turkestan
Kingdom of Patagonia
Free Peoples' Republic of Madagascar
Union of Rhodesia
Duchy of Milan
French National Union
30 teams submitted
 
If possible if there can now be 2 teams excluding Finnish Empire?

The list so far:
AH 2020 World Cup teams:
Confederate States of America
Philippine Republic
Mexican Empire
Commonwealth of New England
United States of Freedonia
Empire of Tibet
Vereinigte Neutrale Mannschaft/United Neutral Team
Venetian Republic
Federation of Caribbean Socialist Republics
Banat Republic
Republic of Khemia
Ragusa
Federal United Republic of San Paulo
Republic of Iran
Canada
Macedonian Empire
Great Lakes Republic
Wales
United Belgian Provinces
South China
Kingdom of Viti
Free Celtic Republic
East African Condeferation
Co-Operative Republic of Britain (in exile)
Republic of Turkestan
Kingdom of Patagonia
Free Peoples' Republic of Madagascar
Union of Rhodesia
Duchy of Milan
French National Union
30 teams submitted
31 if you count Nova Hollanda.
 

Gian

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The Football Federation of Iran (FFI) and the Turkestan Football Association (TFA) are proud to announce a joint bid for the 2020 AHFA World Cup. We recognize that football unites people across the globe much like the Silk Road of old, and we feel that this our way of channeling that spirit of connectivity across cultures, nations, and peoples.

Stadiums List
The two nations have contributed eight stadiums each for a total of sixteen stadiums, scattered throughout the region. To reduce travel times for the participating teams and their supporters, each stadium will be grouped into four clusters of four stadiums each. Two groups will play within a single cluster, with a base-camp assigned within the general area, close to each stadium.

Buxara's Timür National Stadium will host both the first match and the third-place match, while Tehran's Azadi Stadium will host the final. It is projected that all post-group matches will be shared equally between the two countries.

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(* denotes expanded capacity for the duration of the World Cup; bold denotes stadiums used for the quarterfinals onward)

Iranian Stadiums
Cluster 1

Azadi Stadium (Tehran, Tehran) - 95,225
Samen Stadium (Mashhad, Razavi Khorasan) - *55,120
Sarhand Stadium (Tabriz, East Azerbaijan) - 66,833
Yadegar-e Mobad Stadium (Qom, Qom) - *35,000

Cluster 2
Naghsh-e Jahan Stadium (Isfahan, Isfahan) - 60,000
Aryamehr Stadium (Kermanshah, Kermanshah) - *45,000
Pars Stadium (Shiraz, Fars) - 50,000
Mes Kerman Stadium (Kerman, Kerman) - *40,000

Turkestani Stadiums
Cluster 3
Timür National Stadium (Buxara, Uzbekistan) - 72,700
Dınamo Samarqand Stadium (Samarqand, Tajikistan) - *36,000
Paxtakar Central Stadium (Taşqand, Uzbekistan) - 60,000
Turan Stadium (Nökis, Karakalpakstan) - *35,000

Cluster 4
Almalıq Central Stadium (Almalıq, Kazakhstan) - *43,804
Nuraslan Näzbekulı Arena (Aqmola, Kazakhstan) - 50,244
Dzungaria Sports Centre (Ürümçi, Uyghuristan) - 50,000
Qaşgar Sports Arena (Qaşgar, Uyghuristan) - *35,000

Projected Matches
Opening Ceremony/Inaugural Match: Timür National Stadium, Buxara

Quarterfinal A - Nuraslan Näzbekulı Arena, Aqmola
Quarterfinal B - Naghsh-e Jahan Stadium, Isfahan
Quarterfinal C - Dzungaria Sports Centre, Ürümçi
Quarterfinal D - Pars Stadium, Shiraz

Semi-final A - Sarhand Stadium, Tabriz
Semi-final B - Paxtakar Central Stadium, Taşqand

Third-place Match - Timür National Stadium, Buxara

Final - Azadi Stadium, Tehran
 
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The Republic of China will bid to host the 2020 AHFA World Cup
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Country Name: Republic of China
Capital: Hangzhou
Government: Presidential Republic
President: Hou Zhishang
Languages: Chinese (Mandarin, Cantonese, Wu, etc.)
Major Cities: Guangzhou, Shanghai, Nanjing, Choonqing
Stadiums:
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Final, Semifinal and Quarterfinal
Guangzhou Olympic Stadium (90,000)

Semifinal, Round of 16 and Opening Match
Hangzhou National Stadium (80,000)

Quarterfinal and Round of 16:
Nanjing Olympic Centre (68,000)
Shenzhen Sports Centre (60,334)

Round of 16:
Fuzhou Olympic Centre (60,000)
Hefei Olympic Centre (60,000)
Guangxi Sports Centre [Nanning] (60,000)
Chongqing Olympic Centre (60,000)
Shanghai Stadium (60,000)

Bronze match:
Sun Yat-sen Memorial Stadium [Guangzhou] (55,000)

7 group games:
Chiang Kai-shek Stadium [Changsha] (55,000)
Millenium Stadium [Hangzhou] (51,668)​


Reserve venues to be used if requested by the AHFA:
Under this plan, all 12 proposed venues will host 7 group games, except Fuzhou, Hefei, Nanning and Chongqing which will host 6.
 
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I currently have the teams as this. If I am counting right we have 30, including the two claimed but undone nations of Nova Hollanda and New Zealand

Europe

  1. United Neutral (DONE)
  2. Venetian Republic (DONE)
  3. Banat Republic (DONE)
  4. Republic of Ragusa (DONE)
  5. Macedonian Empire (DONE)
  6. Kingdom of Wales (DONE)
  7. Free Celtic Republic (DONE)
  8. Republic of Provence (DONE)
  9. France (needs roster, uniform, map)

Africa

  1. United States of Freedonia (DONE)
  2. Republic of Khemia (needs roster)
  3. East African Federation (DONE)
  4. Madagascar (DONE)
  5. Rhodesia (DONE)

Asia

  1. Philippines (DONE)
  2. Empire of Tibet (DONE)
  3. Republic of Iran (DONE)
  4. Republic of China (DONE)
  5. Co-Operative Republic of Britain (DONE)
  6. Turkestan (uniform needed)

North America

  1. Confederate States of America (DONE)
  2. Mexican Empire (DONE)
  3. Commonwealth of New England (DONE)
  4. Federation of Caribbean Socialist Republics (DONE)
  5. Kingdom of Canada (DONE)
  6. Great Lakes Republic (DONE)

South America

  1. Federal United Republic of San Paulo (DONE)
  2. Patagonia (DONE)
  3. Nova Hollanda (needs everything)

Pacific

  1. Kingdom of Viti (DONE)
  2. New Zealand (not yet done)
 
The Mexican Empire gladly accepts the competing Iran-Turkestan bid to host the AHFA 2020 World Cup. However, let it be known that the might of Aztlán shall not be outshined!

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Programme:

Opening ceremony/Inaugural match: San Cristóbal Resort Field (Cancún, Quintana Roo) 46,700 (expandable to 58,000)

I Quarterfinals: Monterrey Grand Stadium (Monterrey, Nuevo León) 85,000 (expandable to 91,200)
II Quarterfinals: Centennial Field (Guadalajara, Jalisco) 93,500
III Quarterfinals: Aztlán Arena (Mexico City, Mexico City) 95,000
IV Quarterfinals: Gran Norte Field (Chihuahua, Chihuahua) 31,000 (expandable to 51,100)


Semifinal A: San Felipe Stadium (León, Guanajuato) 94,000 (expandable to 100,000)
Semifinal B: Moctezuma Imperial Stadium (Querétaro, Querétaro 48,000 (expandable to 77,400)

Third-place match: Olympia Stadium (Puebla, Puebla) 50,000 (expandable to 80,000)

Final match: Maximilian I National Stadium (Mexico City, Mexico City) 150,000 (expandable to 168,000)
Award ceremony: Chapultepec Castle, Mexico City

Group phase and the knockout stage shall be distributed across all the stadiums, with the exception of Maximilian I National Stadium, which will only host the final match.
 

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