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Spanish Prime Minister's Statement Sparks Debate Over 2030 World Cup Final Venue

Pedro Sánchez says it's time for Spain to win the World Cup on home soil, reigniting questions about where the final match between Spain and Morocco will be held

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Deutsche Welle — Arabic

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's statement has sparked widespread debate over where the final match of the 2030 FIFA World Cup will be held, according to media reports, including Deutsche Welle's Arabic service.

Sánchez said, according to the report, that the time has come for Spain to win the World Cup on home soil—a remark interpreted as signaling Madrid's aspirations to host the final, at a time when Spain is co-hosting the tournament with Morocco and Portugal.

The statement has opened the door to controversy that extends beyond pure sports concerns, raising questions about influence within FIFA and the role each host nation will play in determining the location of the championship match, the source reported.

Neither FIFA nor Moroccan officials have issued any formal statement so far regarding Sánchez's remarks or the expected location of the final, according to the report.

It should be noted that the 2030 World Cup will be the first to be held across three continents, with opening matches hosted in Uruguay, Argentina, and Paraguay, in addition to the main co-hosting arrangement between Spain, Morocco, and Portugal, as indicated in the report.

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