Expanded World Cup called 'vulgar and ordinary' by Ghana coach. Is that fair?

Ghana's coach Carlos Queiroz has criticized FIFA's plan to expand the World Cup to 48 teams, calling it "vulgar and ordinary." Despite his criticism, Ghana has advanced in the tournament. Queiroz's comments highlight concerns about the tournament's complexity and scheduling, raising questions about whether the expanded format truly enhances or detracts from the global soccer spectacle. As the World Cup moves into the knockout stage, the debate over the fairness and practicality of such a large-scale event continues to spark discussion.