Former Spanish Football Federation President: Morocco's inclusion in 2030 World Cup bid has harmed Spain

Luis Rubiales, the former president of the Spanish Football Federation, stated that the idea of bidding to host the 2030 World Cup was from his own imagination, and that he and his team collaborated with Portugal to achieve this goal. He explained that the government imposed obstacles on the bid, including the involvement of Morocco, which negatively affected the project and harmed its credibility. He also expressed his sadness over the dismantling of the team that had previously achieved success, especially in organizing efforts, and he regrets the decline in the management of the legacy in which he invested a great deal of effort and money. In the race to host the tournament, the Spain-Portugal-Morocco bid faces strong competition for hosting the matches, particularly the final, with venues such as Santiago Bernabéu and Camp Nou in Spain and the Mohamed V Stadium in Morocco being main contenders.

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