Spanish government denies finalizing 2030 World Cup final hosting in Morocco and will meet with FIFA in September
The article discusses Spain's government denying the existence of an official decision to move the 2030 World Cup final to Morocco, confirming that they will organize it in Spain. However, reports indicate Spain's concerns about losing the right to host the final, especially since Morocco is considered a strong candidate thanks to the Hassan II Stadium, which can accommodate around 115,000 spectators, and its support from FIFA members of African and Arab backgrounds. Tensions between Spain and Morocco are rising due to diplomatic moves and international stances, with fears that the American-Spanish relations and Trump's support for Morocco could influence the final hosting decision. The final stadium choice remains undisclosed for now, with everyone awaiting the September meeting to bolster the European bid.
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