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Rafael Louzán, president of the Spanish Football Federation, said the 2030 World Cup final must be held in Spain, describing this as non-negotiable—even though the final decision will not be made before 2028 and FIFA has yet to decide. Spain, which is putting forward the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, is competing with Morocco, which has proposed building a 115,000-seat stadium in Benslimane to host the final. According to a study by PwC, the tournament is expected to generate an economic surplus of €3.4 billion for Spain, attract 1.5 million visitors and create 90,000 jobs.
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