FIFA is reportedly considering a 2030 World Cup final at the Santiago Bernabeu and has contacted Real Madrid in this regard.
FIFA would like the 2030 World Cup final to be held at the Santiago Bernabeu in Madrid. This is what the Spanish sports daily says Brandthis Wednesday, June 26.
Negotiations are even underway between the international body and Real Madrid, owner of the stadium. They want to find common ground to use the stadium in accordance with all parties, simultaneously.
The Santiago Bernabeu must be made available to FIFA for three months (before, during and after the competition) in order to facilitate the hosting of the closing match of the Ibero-Moroccan World Cup. For this, FIFA intends to make a significant financial offer.
Florentino Pérez, president of the Spanish club, and Gianni Infantino, president of the body, maintain “excellent” relations, as the pro-Real media puts forward.
The president of Real Madrid was, in fact, recently present in Paris during the lunch marking the 120th anniversary of the creation of FIFA. “We must not forget that the Madrid entity is one of the founders of the highest organization in the world of football,” adds Marca.
Morocco, Spain and Portugal will host the 24th edition of the World Cup, three matches of which will be played in South America, in Asuncion (Paraguay), Buenos Aires (Argentina) and Montevideo (Uruguay), to celebrate the 100 years of the first edition of the competition.
