Six teams qualify for 2030 World Cup
Six national teams have officially secured their spots in the 2030 World Cup finals. This includes Morocco, Spain, and Portugal as direct hosts, without the need for qualification matches. Additionally, due to an exceptional decision by FIFA, four other teams—Argentina, Uruguay, and Paraguay—have also qualified. Each of these teams will host a opening match to celebrate the centenary of the first World Cup in 1930, with the remaining matches to be played across the three host countries. This event is part of the preparations for the century milestone, which may see the tournament expanded to 64 teams, making it the largest and most inclusive in the history of the competition. This announcement comes ahead of the 2026 tournament, which was won by the Spanish national team.
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