FIFA has delayed any announcement on the 2030 World Cup final venue until at least 2028, aligning with the precedent set for the 2026 tournament and leaving the market's leading "Other/Unconfirmed by 2028" outcome dominant. Spain and Morocco remain the primary contenders after joint hosting rights were awarded with Portugal, whose venues carry negligible probability. Moroccan federation president Fouzi Lekjaa recently claimed the final for the new 115,000-capacity Hassan II Stadium near Casablanca, citing its scale and adaptability, while Spanish federation president Rafael Louzan countered that Spain deserves the match at either the renovated Santiago Bernabéu or Camp Nou, bolstered by the national team's 2026 World Cup success and organizational experience. These public statements, alongside FIFA's neutral stance, explain Madrid's stronger positioning among confirmed options and the modest probability assigned to a Moroccan city.
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