The HazteOír association has launched a campaign to demand that the 2030 World Cup final be held in Spain. The initiative, directed at FIFA President Gianni Infantino, argues that Spain is the natural candidate to host the final of the tournament due to its 'merits, history, and continental rotation' defended by the Royal Spanish Football Federation.
What happened?
The HazteOír campaign arrives at a delicate moment for the Spanish candidacy, as Morocco has intensified pressure on FIFA to keep the final. The association accuses the Spanish government of having renounced to defend the Spanish candidacy and of assuming that Spain will lose the pulse with Morocco.
Why it matters for Spain?
The 2030 World Cup final is an important event for Spanish football, and the HazteOír association considers that Spain cannot organize a World Cup and be left without hosting the decisive match. The HazteOír campaign aims to pressure the FIFA Council to make a decision in favor of Spain.
What comes next?
The HazteOír campaign coincides with a tense scenario between Spain and Morocco, and the association hopes that citizen pressure can influence the FIFA decision. The 2030 World Cup final will be decided before the end of this year, and the HazteOír association is working to ensure that the final is held in Spain.
The Spanish National Football Team has been on a five-game winning streak, with their last result being a 1-0 victory over Argentina on July 19, 2026. The next fixture for the Spanish team is on September 26, 2026, when they will face England in a qualifying match for the 2028 European Championship.
