Zaragoza will host the 2030 FIFA World Cup.
The goal has been achieved. Zaragoza will be one of the venues for the 2030 FIFA World Cup.. This afternoon, the mixed commission formed by the Supreme Sports Council (CSD) and the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) will hold a final meeting to finalize the determination of the final list of facilities, a step before tomorrow’s meeting with FIFA.
According to TVE, the capital of Aragon will be on the list of selected candidates, while Valencia, Vigo, Murcia and Gijon will be dropped. The race to get here has been tough, mainly because Zaragoza does not have a stadium worthy of the World Cup, but it is already on the way. Just a few days ago (June 12), the Minister of Urban Development and interlocutor of the candidate, Victor Serrano, handed over to those responsible for the federation all the documentation concerning the new stadium, whose Work will begin in July next year with the first demolition work.
New Romareda will invest 148 million dollars (179 with VAT) in the construction of the 43,184-seat Colosseum. Designed by Cesar Ascarate of IDOM, it will built-up area of 76,653 m², of which 52,090 will be for the stadium itself, 5,042 for auxiliary uses and 19,521 for tertiary uses..
The arrangement of the stands cost 27.5 million euros out of 148.5, which the work will cost. The roof will cost another 19.5 million, and the enclosing structure – 10.1 million. Except, an estimated industrial benefit of $7.4 million. for the contractor responsible for carrying out the work, and another 16.2 million classified as “general expenses”.
Of the total number of locations2295 will be VIP or hospitality, These are premium tickets that will give you access to experiences that go beyond watching the matches unfold. One of these areas will be the so-called pitch club, the area will accommodate 600 people with seating next to the benches and will also have direct visual access to the dressing room tunnel, allowing you to see players entering and leaving the playing field.