Morocco claims: We will host the 2030 World Cup final

A fierce battle between Morocco and Spain over the right to host the 2030 World Cup final. The president of the Moroccan Football Association declared that the final will be held in Casablanca, while Spain argues it deserves to host. FIFA has not yet made an official decision.

A fierce struggle is underway between Morocco and Spain over the right to host the 2030 World Cup final. The president of the Moroccan Football Association, Fouzi Lekjaa, confidently stated that the final match will be held in Casablanca, relying on the Hassan II Stadium project in Benslimane, estimated to cost $12 billion and capable of seating 115,000 spectators. On the other hand, Spain is confident that it deserves to host. Rafael Louzán, Lekjaa's counterpart in the Spanish association, and Sports Minister Milagros Tolón argue that Spain is worthy as the reigning world champion in men's and women's football and as the leader of the joint bid. FIFA has clarified that no official decision has been made on the matter.