The 2030 World Cup final venue remains undecided by FIFA, which has repeatedly stated the allocation will occur “in due course,” potentially as late as 2028, aligning with the high 46.5% on Other/Unconfirmed by 2028. Madrid leads Spanish contenders at 37.5% due to the renovated Santiago Bernabéu’s established prestige, recent upgrades, and backing from Spanish federation officials who emphasize national hosting priority after Spain’s recent international success. Morocco’s Hassan II Stadium project near Casablanca holds 13% amid ongoing federation claims of a Benslimane site and its planned 115,000 capacity, though FIFA has rejected premature assertions and inspections continue. Barcelona trails sharply at 0.5% despite Camp Nou’s larger post-renovation footprint, while Portuguese venues sit near zero given the distribution of matches and political emphasis on Spain-Morocco competition.