The 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 begun to talk about the final of the 2030 World Cup.
Although FIFA has yet to announce where it plans to hold the match that will end the 2030 World Cup, which will be co-hosted by Spain, Portugal and Morocco, the president of the Spanish federation is clear that the final will be played on Spanish soil.
Rafael Louzan: “Spain will lead the World Cup and the final will be held here”
Rafael Louzan, the president of the Spanish Football Federation, told the public and several journalists that the title match will be played in Spain, although he did not specify in which city or stadium the most important match of 2030 would take place. Rafael also took a moment to comment on what happened in the last matches of the African Cup where there were circumstances that affect football from his perspective.
Morocco is really undergoing a transformation, it is true that the issue of the final and some matches in the Africa Cup of Nations we have seen scenes that not only harm the Africa Cup of Nations, but also harm the image of world football.
Spain has a proven organizational capacity, over many years and therefore Spain is going to be the one to lead that World Cup 2030 and apart Spain will celebrate precisely the final of that World Cup which will be the World Cup of the centenary.
The 2030 World Cup will also see South American countries Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay each host a match as part of the tournament’s centenary celebrations.
If the 2030 World Cup final is in Spain, which stadium would it be in?
The final of a World Cup is the match that any stadium in the world would like to host and if the words of Rafael Louzan come true, Internet users have already begun to wonder which would be the best stadium to host the grand final.
The Santiago Bernabeu stadium, home of Real Madrid, underwent a major renovation and has long been touted by the Spanish media as the venue for the final, although the various problems with the pitch and its location within Madrid could complicate matters.
Another option that is making the rounds on social media is Barcelona‘s Camp Nou, a stadium that is still under construction but when it is ready will be one of the largest stadiums and a clear candidate to host the World Cup final.
