Spain's Commitment to the 2030 World Cup
Rafaël Lozan, the President of the Spanish Football Federation, has emphatically denied rumors suggesting that Spain would consider withdrawing from the organization of the 2030 World Cup if Morocco is awarded the hosting rights for the final match. In a statement made during an interview with Cadena Cope, Lozan clarified that the hosting of the World Cup is governed by signed agreements between the various stakeholders involved, making any scenario of withdrawal unfounded.
Lozan commented on the delays surrounding the final host decision, stating, "This is not a decision for me to make. We must remember that when Spain was awarded the right to host the World Cup, this issue needed to be resolved at that time." His remarks come amid ongoing discussions about which stadium will ultimately host the final match of the tournament, with the Hassan II Stadium in Ben Slimane emerging as a strong candidate.
Furthermore, the President of the Moroccan Football Federation, Fouzi Lekjaa, has expressed optimism about Morocco hosting the 2030 World Cup final. During a speech in Bouznika, Lekjaa stated that the region is set to be honored with the responsibility of hosting this prestigious event, highlighting the construction of the Hassan II Stadium, which he claims will be the largest stadium in the world.
In a nod to future aspirations, Lekjaa expressed his hopes for a final match between Morocco and France, referencing their previous encounters during the 2022 Qatar World Cup and the 2026 World Cup quarter-finals. He also emphasized the necessity for the development of the Ben Slimane region, urging potential future government officials to prioritize its advancement.
As reported by alyaoum24.com.
