RabatSpanish media reports revealed movements within sports circles in Spain to mobilize European support for the capital, Madrid, to host the final match of the 2030 World Cup, in light of the ongoing competition with thestadium. Hassan IIIn Casablanca, which is considered one of the most prominent candidates to host the final.
According to what was reported by Spanish media, he called sports journalist Aritz Gabilondo during the program“Ela Larguero”On Radio“Cadena Ser”The European Football Association (UEFA) called for supporting Madrid’s bid, considering that the tense relationship between UEFA and the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) may affect the decision to choose the host city for the final match.
The spokesman pointed out that the stadiumSantiago BernabeuIn Madrid and the stadiumHassan IIIt is expected to be built in the city of Casablanca and has the necessary capabilities to host the global event. However, he saw that the competition goes beyond sporting aspects to include institutional and organizational considerations.
HighlightsHassan II Stadium, which is expected to be one of the largest stadiums in the world, as one of the strongest candidates to host the 2030 World Cup final, within the framework of the joint tripartite bid between Morocco, Spain and Portugal, which has led a number of Spanish voices to call for strengthening Madrid’s chances in the race to host the final match.
The International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) has not decided “FIFA”The identity of the stadium that will host the 2030 World Cup final has not been officially announced yet, as all options are still on the table until the final decision is announced.The 2030 World Cup finals will be jointly organized by
Morocco, Spain and PortugalWith Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay hosting the opening matches to celebrate the centenary of the first edition of the tournament.Source:
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