Khaberni - The president of the Spanish Football Federation, Rafael Lozan, confirmed that the 2030 World Cup final would be held in Spain as part of the joint edition with Morocco and Portugal, which will celebrate the 100th anniversary of FIFA's founding.
Lozan clarified that Spain would lead the organization thanks to its extensive experience in managing major tournaments, while Camp Nou and Santiago Bernabeu stadiums will compete to host the final, alongside the Grand Hassan II Stadium in Morocco.
The president of the Spanish Federation mentioned some organizational issues that emerged during the African Nations Cup in Morocco, confirming that they have damaged the image of global football, but he acknowledged the significant progress Morocco has made in infrastructure.
Lozan added: "We must be up to the responsibility to ensure the best World Cup organization in 2030."
The World Cup will also feature matches in Uruguay and Argentina, honoring the two countries that played the first final in World Cup history.
