World Cup 2030
In Morocco, Portugal and Spain. Twenty stadiums are in the bid; final selection and match allocation are not confirmed.
Sources checked on 4 October 2026
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Morocco: one page per stadiumPortugal and Spain
Relief: SRTM and GMTED2010 (USGS), ETOPO1 (NOAA), EU-DEM (Copernicus), via Mapzen Terrain Tiles. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Canary Islands) is outside the frame. credits
Six proposed stadiums in Morocco
Each stadium has its own page: the approach over the relief, the most recent free photo, the ground plan from OpenStreetMap and what is around it.
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Grand Stade Hassan II
Benslimane (Casablanca area)
115,000 seats plannedNew stadium (not yet built at the time of the report), status as of 29 November 2024
Construction-site outline (OpenStreetMap); no verified free photo
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Stade Prince Moulay Abdellah
Rabat
68,700 seats plannedExisting stadium, renovation under way, status as of 29 November 2024
Photo from 2025
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Grand Stade de Tanger
Tangier
75,600 seats plannedExisting stadium, renovation under way, status as of 29 November 2024
Photo from 2025
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Grand Stade de Marrakech
Marrakesh
45,860 seats plannedExisting stadium, renovation under way, status as of 29 November 2024
Photo from 2013, before renovation
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Grand Stade d’Agadir
Agadir
46,000 seats plannedExisting stadium, renovation under way, status as of 29 November 2024
Photo from 2019, before renovation
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Stade de Fès
Fez
55,800 seats plannedExisting stadium, renovation under way, status as of 29 November 2024
Photo from 2018, before renovation
What is confirmed, and what is not
Confirmed
Morocco, Portugal and Spain are the main host countries of the 2030 World Cup.
Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay will each stage one centenary celebration match.
Sources (1)
To be confirmed
The bid proposes 20 stadiums: 6 in Morocco, 3 in Portugal and 11 in Spain. Final selection and match allocation remain to be confirmed.
Sources (1)
On 10 March 2026 the Spanish federation stated that the host-city selection process remained open, with no set deadline.
Portugal and Spain
Fayngo is a guide to Morocco: these fourteen stadiums are listed to place the tournament, without a detailed page. Open a country to see its stadiums.
Portugal
3 proposed stadiums
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Estádio da Luz
Lisbon
65,209 seats planned · Existing stadium, status as of 29 November 2024
Photo from 2009 · Massimo Catarinella (CC BY 3.0) (new tab) · Directions (Google Maps) (new tab)
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Estádio José Alvalade
Lisbon
50,103 seats planned · Existing stadium, renovation planned, status as of 29 November 2024
Photo from 2025 · Megutim (CC BY 4.0) (new tab) · Directions (Google Maps) (new tab)
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Estádio do Dragão
Porto
51,075 seats planned · Existing stadium, status as of 29 November 2024
Photo from 2011 · Edgar Jiménez from Porto, Portugal (CC BY-SA 2.0) (new tab) · Directions (Google Maps) (new tab)
Spain
11 proposed stadiums
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Estadio Anoeta
Donostia / San Sebastián
42,300 seats planned · Existing stadium, status as of 29 November 2024
Photo from 2020 · Bhgh543bgf (CC BY-SA 4.0) (new tab) · Directions (Google Maps) (new tab)
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Camp Nou
Barcelona
105,000 seats planned · Existing stadium, renovation under way, status as of 29 November 2024
Photo from 2009, before renovation · Oh-Barcelona.com from Barcelona, Spain (CC BY 2.0) (new tab) · Directions (Google Maps) (new tab)
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Estadio de Gran Canaria
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
44,500 seats planned · Existing stadium, renovation planned, status as of 29 November 2024
Photo from 2017, before renovation · Beta15 (CC BY-SA 4.0) (new tab) · Directions (Google Maps) (new tab)
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Estadio La Cartuja
Seville
71,000 seats planned · Existing stadium, renovation planned, status as of 29 November 2024
Photo from 2011, before renovation · V&A Dudush (CC BY 3.0) (new tab) · Directions (Google Maps) (new tab)
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Estadio La Rosaleda
Málaga
45,000 seats planned · Existing stadium, renovation planned, status as of 29 November 2024
Photo from 2010, before renovation · Hidalgismael (CC0) (new tab) · Directions (Google Maps) (new tab)
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Estadio Metropolitano
Madrid
70,650 seats planned · Existing stadium, status as of 29 November 2024
Photo from 2018 · Fernandopascullo (CC BY-SA 4.0) (new tab) · Directions (Google Maps) (new tab)
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Estadio Nueva Romareda
Zaragoza
43,144 seats planned · Existing stadium, renovation under way, status as of 29 November 2024
No verified free photo · Directions (Google Maps) (new tab)
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RCDE Stadium
Cornellà de Llobregat (Barcelona)
40,259 seats planned · Existing stadium, status as of 29 November 2024
Photo from 2023 · RCD Espanyol de Barcelona (CC BY-SA 4.0) (new tab) · Directions (Google Maps) (new tab)
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Estadio Municipal de Riazor
A Coruña
48,015 seats planned · Existing stadium, renovation planned, status as of 29 November 2024
Photo from 2006, before renovation · Albert galiza (CC BY-SA 3.0) (new tab) · Directions (Google Maps) (new tab)
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Estadio San Mamés
Bilbao
56,633 seats planned · Existing stadium, status as of 29 November 2024
Photo from 2014 · Валерий Дед (CC BY 3.0) (new tab) · Directions (Google Maps) (new tab)
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Estadio Santiago Bernabéu
Madrid
78,297 seats planned · Existing stadium, status as of 29 November 2024
Photo from 2024 · Zoser (CC BY 4.0) (new tab) · Directions (Google Maps) (new tab)
Capacities: bid figures (FIFA evaluation report published on 29 November 2024), not current capacities. Works status is as reported on that date and may have changed since.
Photos: Wikimedia Commons, under free licences; each photo’s year is shown, and “before renovation” marks a stadium photographed before its works. No project rendering is shown as a photograph. credits
Three matches in South America
To mark 100 years since the first World Cup, three South American countries will each stage one celebration match. The stadiums are not shown here until they are officially confirmed.
- Argentina1 centenary celebration matchstadium not confirmed
- Paraguay1 centenary celebration matchstadium not confirmed
- Uruguay1 centenary celebration matchstadium not confirmed
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Coming to Morocco for the tournament
The cities where a stadium is proposed each have a guide (for Benslimane, the Casablanca guide): things to do, where to stay and eat, driving times. The stadium selection and the match schedule are not confirmed; the planner already prepares the rest of the trip.
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