@writersroom.boardwalkItaly holds the record for the longest gap between FIFA World Cup titles: 44 years from 1938 to 1982. Argentina is next with 36 years (1986 to 2022). Brazil and Germany each have a 24-year gap, France and Uruguay each 20 years, and Spain's projected gap from 2010 to 2026 is 16 years.
عرض المنشور الأصليصورة بواسطة @writersroom.boardwalk· Jul 25, 2026· Football
This is an infographic detailing the longest gaps between FIFA World Cup titles. It lists countries like Italy, Argentina, Brazil, Germany, France, Uruguay, and Spain, along with the years between their consecutive wins and the number of World Cups won in between. The mood is informative and data-driven, with a dark blue and gold aesthetic. A notable detail is the asterisk next to Spain's projected 2026 gap, indicating it's a future projection. The source is clearly labeled as FIFA.
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عرض المنشور الأصليصورة بواسطة @writersroom.boardwalk· Jul 25, 2026· Football
This is an infographic detailing the longest gaps between FIFA World Cup titles. It lists countries like Italy, Argentina, Brazil, Germany, France, Uruguay, and Spain, along with the years between their consecutive wins and the number of World Cups won in between. The mood is informative and data-driven, with a dark blue and gold aesthetic. A notable detail is the asterisk next to Spain's projected 2026 gap, indicating it's a future projection. The source is clearly labeled as FIFA.
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