This Wednesday from 14:50, the official RFEF channels will broadcast the Extraordinary FIFA Congress, where the future of the 2030 World Cup will be decided.

FIFA considers Yallavamos! to have “all the elements needed for success.”

The joint bid by Morocco, Portugal and Spain to host the 2030 FIFA™ World Cup reached an important milestone on Monday with the official presentation of the Bid Book to FIFA officials at an event held today at the FIFA offices in Paris.

• The RFEF confirms the proposed venues and sub-venues, after two years of work by the Executive Committee, which includes the Spanish Government, through the CSD.

• Spain will contribute 11 venues, 6 in Morocco and 3 in Portugal, complying with FIFA regulations to present a maximum of 20 stadiums.
• Between venues and sub-venues, all of Spain's autonomous communities will be represented at this World Cup.

The working group, which includes members of the organising committee on behalf of the RFEF, as well as technical staff, has completed official visits to four stadiums in Spain.

This Thursday, the travelling party, which includes members of the organising committee from the RFEF and technical staff, arrived in Barcelona.

The representatives of the international body were accompanied by a delegation from the Moroccan, Portuguese and Spanish bids, led by the members of the committee on behalf of the RFEF.

Morocco, Portugal and Spain unveil plans and official images for 2030 FIFA World Cup bid

This Tuesday, 19 March, is an important day for the joint bid between Morocco, Portugal and Spain for the 2030 FIFA World Cup.

The progress made and the spirit of collaboration during the work on the bid dossier have been highlighted.