Feijoo Says Spain Should Withdraw as 2030 World Cup Host If Final Goes to Morocco

Feijoo Spain World Cup 2030 final host withdrawal: Spanish opposition leader Alberto Nunez Feijoo says he would withdraw Spain as a host of the 2030 World Cup if FIFA awards the final to Morocco. FIFA has not yet named a final venue for the tournament co-hosted by Morocco, Portugal and Spain.

Feijoo Spain World Cup 2030 final host withdrawal, Digi Mart USA News (Barcelona, Spain): Spanish opposition leader Alberto Nunez Feijoo says he would be willing to withdraw Spain as a host of the 2030 World Cup should FIFA award the final to Morocco. The comments come amid a fierce battle between the two countries to host football’s biggest match.

FIFA has yet to declare a venue for the final of the 2030 World Cup, which is being hosted by Morocco, Portugal and Spain. Feijoo, who leads the conservative Popular Party, said on Thursday that it was “inarguable” that Spain should host the event.

“Spain must host the World Cup final. And if it doesn’t, in my opinion, Spain shouldn’t take part in organising the World Cup,” Feijoo said in an interview with TV programme El Chiringuito.

When asked whether he would look to withdraw Spain as a host if he were in power, he responded, “Yes, the answer is yes.”

Feijoo is the main opposition to Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, who said in a September interview with Cadena SER that he was “working for it (the final) to be held in Spain.” Spain men’s national team manager Luis de la Fuente told a press conference on Friday that he had made his opinion clear that “the final should be played in Spain.”

Royal Moroccan Football Federation President Fouzi Lekjaa claimed at an event in September that Casablanca would have the “honour of hosting the 2030 World Cup final.” Moroccan Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch, however, said the matter had not been discussed with Spain and Portugal.

FIFA told Reuters in September that the World Cup final venue will be decided “in due course.” This month, FIFA began visiting candidate cities in Spain, Portugal and Morocco to assess their suitability to host matches.

Felix Reeves

Felix Reeves is the Digital Motoring Editor at USA News after joining in July 2023. He previously worked as a Motoring News Reporter at the Express.

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