RFEF and CSD support 12 headquarters in Agadir for Spain until 2030.

Spain, Portugal and Morocco plan to meet with FIFA this Friday in the city of Agadir to finalise the venues for the 2030 World Cup.. According to the distribution of candidacy members, 11 stadiums were created on our territory (Camp Nou, Espanyol Stadium, San Mames, Real Arena, Santiago Bernabeu, La Cartuja (or La Rosaleda), Metropolitano, La Romareda, Gran Canaria and Riazor.), six in North Africa (Casablanca, Rabat, Tangier, Fez, Agadir, Marrakech and Benslimane.) and three in Portuguese (Da Luz, Jose Alvalade and Do Dragao

But Spain will try to increase its quota at today’s meeting. The government, represented by Juan Carnicer, chief of staff of the CSD, will fight for it to also appear at the Balaidos stadium in Vigo. Government sources confirmed to the newspaper this morning that “FIFA has been informed of the expansion to 12 venues and agrees, provided that Portugal and Morocco also accept it.” In this matter, the CSD has the full support of the RFEF, since “all the stadiums are great, the Spanish cities are fantastic, they have good connections and infrastructure and we will have maximum territorial representation”, which influences the government’s idea. strengthening territorial cohesion. Three RFEF representatives in Agadir, former footballer Fernando Sanz, director of women’s football Maria Tato and director of relations with FIFA and UEFA Jorge Mowinckel, will fully support Carnicer’s proposal on behalf of the CSD.

As reported by AS, the cities of Gijon, Murcia and Valencia are not participating in the World Cup.The Asturian city resigned by its own decision of the city council, while Murcia and Valencia retain political and economic differences that are difficult to resolve. In the case of Valencia, due to an apparent reclassification that does not have the necessary or sufficient legal support.

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