FIFA considers 2030 World Cup final after Morocco-Spain dispute
The International Federation of Football Associations (FIFA) has stated that no decision has yet been made regarding the location of the 2030 World Cup final, despite remarks by Moroccan Union President Fawzi Lakjaa, who said the final would be held in Morocco's Ben Slimane province. Spain and Morocco are both vying to host the event, with Madrid’s Santiago Bernabéu Stadium and a new stadium project in Ben Slimane, Morocco, each considered potential venues—one with a capacity of 115,000 spectators. Meanwhile, Real Madrid coach José Mourinho expressed support for hosting the final in Madrid, praising its historical significance. The official decision is expected to be announced at the appropriate time by FIFA.
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