Long considered the undisputed favorite, the Santiago-Bernabéu stadium now sees Morocco making a strong comeback in the race for the 2030 World Cup final. The future Hassan II stadium in Casablanca is establishing itself as a credible candidacy.
Madrid thought it had secured the 2030 World Cup final. But facing the Santiago Bernabéu, Morocco is now putting forward the Grand Stade Hassan II in Casablanca , a 115,000-capacity venue designed to host the competition’s most important match.
Organizing the 2030 World Cup with Spain and Portugal goes far beyond sport for Morocco. The country is ambitious about a genuine economic, ecological, and infrastructural revolution to redefine its place on the international stage.
The government has confirmed that the construction sites of the TGV Kénitra-Marrakech and regional trains have surpassed the 30% completion mark. Official delivery is scheduled for December 2029.
For the 2030 football World Cup, Morocco aims to make an impact with the Grand Hassan II Stadium . This monumental arena with 115,000 seats directly challenges Spain to host the highly coveted final of the competition.
For the 2030 World Cup final, Morocco is betting on a pharaonic project. With the construction of the largest stadium in the world in Casablanca, the kingdom intends to snatch the event from the Santiago Bernabéu stadium in Madrid.
Morocco is intensifying its pressure to host the 2030 World Cup final at the future grand stadium of Casablanca. Facing the candidacies of the Bernabéu and the Camp Nou, the Kingdom is claiming a leading role.
The president of the Spanish football federation qualified on Thursday his remarks on the holding of the 2030 World Cup final in Spain . Rafael Louzán now states that the country is "ready", without however guaranteeing the outcome of the file.
Spain is the favorite to host the 2030 World Cup final, but Morocco is playing a trump card to convince FIFA. The Moroccan Football Federation is banking on its future 115,000-seat stadium in Casablanca to snatch the organization of the ultimate match from its Iberian neighbors.
After the completion of the stadiums in Rabat and Tangier, a new sports infrastructure project is being highlighted in Morocco, the Hassan II stadium, planned in the city of Benslimane. According to the details of the project, this facility is intended to become the largest in the world in terms of capacity.
Casablanca is actively preparing to host the Africa Cup of Nations (CAN 2025) and the 2030 World Cup. This is evidenced by the conventions on the strengthening of infrastructure approved by the Council of the Casablanca-Settat region.
The construction of the Hassan II stadium in Benslimane, near Casablanca, in preparation for the 2030 World Cup, could be entrusted to the French companies Bouygues and Vinci.