Morocco Eyes 2030 World Cup Final at New Stadium

The 2030 FIFA World Cup final may be held in Morocco, with the Royal Moroccan Football Federation president, Fouzi Lekjaa, asserting that the final will take place at the King Hassan II Stadium in Benslimane, near Casablanca. Speaking at a political event in Bouznika, Lekjaa claimed that Morocco has secured the right to host the final, stating, “The city of Benslimane will host the World Cup final.

Hate it or love it.” The stadium, which is under construction, is designed to accommodate approximately 115,000 spectators and is a key part of Morocco's preparations for the tournament. Morocco will co-host the World Cup alongside Spain and Portugal, while Argentina, Paraguay, and Uruguay will host centenary celebration matches in South America.

Hosting the final in Morocco would mark a significant moment for African football, as it would return to the continent 20 years after South Africa hosted the event in 2010.