Morocco and Spain vie for 2030 final

Morocco and Spain are competing to host the 2030 World Cup final, amid intense rivalry between the two countries. Morocco aims to secure the hosting rights for the match in the city of Benguerir at the Hassan II Stadium, while Spain asserts that it has the right to host the event due to its status as the reigning world football champion. The President of the Moroccan Football Federation, Fawzi Lakjaâ, announced that his country will host the match, while the President of the Spanish Football Federation affirmed that Spain deserves to host it, although the final location has not yet been determined. FIFA clarified that the final decision will be made in due course, with expectations that the event will be European due to its length and the multi-country coordination involved. Currently, a new stadium is under construction in Benguerir, with a capacity of 115,000 spectators, and there is the possibility of using stadiums in Madrid or Barcelona to host the final.

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