Spain Super Cup considers Saudi extension
The Spanish Football Federation is negotiating with the Saudi company "Saleh" and Saudi authorities to extend the hosting of the Spanish Super Cup beyond 2030, despite the 2027 edition temporarily moving to Istanbul due to scheduling conflicts with the Asia Cup hosted by Saudi Arabia. The past six editions of the tournament have been held in Saudi Arabia, generating around 51 million euros in revenue in 2026, with approximately 26 million euros allocated to support amateur football in Spain. The federation aims to preserve this important source of income, as Super Cup revenues have increased from one million euros in 2018 to over 50 million euros annually. It is expected that negotiations will continue to extend the agreement after 2030, with the current edition remaining in Istanbul due to the busy Saudi schedule.
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