Who will host the 2030 FIFA World Cup?
The 2030 FIFA World Cup is set to be a unique international event, spanning three continents and involving multiple host nations for the first time in history.
Morocco, Portugal, and Spain have been selected as the main host countries for the 48-team competition, while the first three matches will be held in Uruguay, Argentina, and Paraguay as a special honor to commemorate the tournament's centennial celebration.
FIFA has chosen to pay homage to this significant occasion by granting Uruguay the opportunity to start the centenary celebration on their own turf.
Argentina, on the other hand, will witness the Albiceleste's home debut, a nod to the fact that football holds a nearly religious status in the country.
Meanwhile, Paraguay's inclusion in this special event can be attributed to Alejandro Domínguez, the influential Paraguayan who serves as the president of CONMEBOL and wields significant influence within FIFA.
All the six host nations will receive automatic entry into the 2030 World Cup.
Where is the 2030 World Cup final?
Spain, Portugal and Morocco will host the centenary edition of the World Cup in 2030.
Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay will also be 'centenary hosts'.