Moroccan Prime Minister Urges Caution on 2030 World Cup Final Promises

Morocco's prime minister advises the football federation head to refrain from making commitments regarding the 2030 World Cup final, amid Spain's claims to host the event.

The prime minister of Morocco, Aziz Akhannouch, has instructed the president of the Moroccan football federation, Fouzi Lekjaa, to refrain from making promises about hosting the 2030 World Cup final. This statement comes as Spain asserts its intention to stage the final.

The upcoming men's World Cup will be co-hosted by Morocco, Spain, and Portugal, with initial matches set to occur in Uruguay, Argentina, and Paraguay to celebrate the tournament's centenary. While a list of potential host stadiums has been suggested, final decisions regarding the venues remain pending.

Akhannouch emphasized the need for respect and collaboration among the host nations, urging Lekjaa not to make unilateral commitments before discussions with Spain and Portugal. Meanwhile, Rafael Louzan, president of the Spanish football federation, has expressed confidence that Spain will host the final, citing their recent World Cup victory as a strong argument for their claim.

Moroccan Prime Minister Urges Caution on 2030 World Cup Final Promises

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