Where to host World Cup 2030

FIFA World Cup 2030 will take place exactly a hundred years after the first one. 48 national teams will qualify for the final. FIFA ruled that candidates can apply to host the 2030 World Cups in 2022 and 2024.

Moroccan representatives sent a formal proposal to the world football federation in 2018.

Spain and Portugal are going to host the World Cup 2030. They have already secured 14 stadiums for the tournament. Three of them are located in Portugal. UEFA president Alexander Ceferin has expressed his support for this project.

Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay and Uruguay are considering co-hosting the World Cup 2030. The Latin American bid was officially launched in Montevideo at the Centenario Stadium.

Saudi Arabia, Greece and Egypt are planning to host the 2030 World Cup. They are negotiating a joint bid with FIFA. The proposal is likely to gain support from African and Asian confederations and European states. Amnesty International has spoken out against the proposal. The organisation demands FIFA adheres to human rights standards. It is almost impossible to hold the tournament in the region. European football championships might oppose the idea of holding the World Cups in winter.

Gianni Infantino has already met with officials from Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Greece. He expressed delight at the interest in hosting the 2030 World Cup from England and its Prime Minister Boris Johnson. FIFA president believes that a greater number of candidates makes the voting process more fair and transparent. Spain and Portugal's bid looks preferable at this moment.

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