TThe 2026 World Cup, co-hosted by the United States, Mexico and Canada, has not yet taken place, but the president of the Spanish Football Federation has already started talking about the 2030 World Cup final.
FIFA has not yet announced where the final match of the 2030 World Cup, which will be co-hosted by Spain, Portugal and Morocco, will be held, but the president of the Spanish federation has confirmed that the final will be played on Spanish soil.
Rafael Lousan: “Spain leads the World Cup and the final will be held here”
Spanish Football Federation president Rafael Lousan told the public and journalists that the title match would be played in Spain, but did not specify which city or stadium would host the most important game of 2030. Rafael also commented on what happened in the last match of the African Cup, where there were situations that affected football from his point of view.
It is true that Morocco is truly undergoing a transformation, and we have seen some issues with the African Cup of Nations final and some of the matches that have not only had a negative impact on the African Cup of Nations, but also had a negative impact on the image of world football.
Spain has proven organizational ability over the years, so Spain will lead the 2030 World Cup and, apart from Spain, we will be celebrating the World Cup final, which will be exactly the 100th anniversary of the World Cup.
At the 2030 World Cup, South American countries Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay will each host matches as part of the tournament’s 100th anniversary celebrations.
If the 2030 World Cup final is held in Spain, which stadium will it be held in?
The World Cup final is a match that any stadium around the world would want to host, and if Rafael Roussin’s words come true, internet users are already starting to wonder which stadium would be the best to host the grand final.
Real Madrid’s home stadium, the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, has undergone extensive renovations and has long been touted by Spanish media as the venue for the final, but issues surrounding the pitch and its location within Madrid could complicate matters.
Another option being talked about on social media is Barcelona’s Camp Nou stadium. The stadium is still under construction, but once completed it will be one of the largest stadiums in the world and an obvious candidate to host the World Cup final.
