Spain confident of hosting 2030 World Cup final as FIFA stays silent
The president of Spain’s football federation has announced that the country will host the 2030 men’s World Cup final, though FIFA has not yet confirmed the venue. Rafael Louzan cited Spain’s history of organizing major sporting events and expressed confidence in their ability to lead the tournament. The final decision on the venue remains with FIFA, with stadiums in Madrid and Barcelona seen as top candidates. Meanwhile, Morocco has also shown interest in hosting the final in Casablanca.
Match highlights
- Rafael Louzan stated that Spain will stage the 2030 World Cup final, highlighting the nation’s organizational experience.
- FIFA has not officially confirmed the location of the final, despite Spain’s announcement.
- Real Madrid’s Santiago Bernabeu and Barcelona’s Nou Camp are considered leading options for the final venue.
- Morocco’s Grand Stade Hassan II in Casablanca, expected to seat 115,000, is also in contention.
- The 2030 World Cup will be the first to take place across three continents, with opening matches in South America and further games in Europe and Africa.
