Exploring the 2030 World Cup Stadiums in Morocco, Portugal, and Spain

In 2030, the Football World Cup will make history by being hosted across three different continents: Africa, Europe, and South America. This promises to be an unforgettable edition of the tournament!

Hello, soccer enthusiasts, and welcome to Game Arenas! Today, we’re diving into the stunning stadiums that will host the 2030 World Cup. The main host countries are Morocco, Portugal, and Spain, while Uruguay, Argentina, and Paraguay will join the celebrations, hosting one match each at the start of the competition to mark the centenary of the World Cup.

Join us on this fascinating journey through the magnificent stadiums set to make history in the 2030 World Cup. And don’t forget to check out our YouTube video 2030 FIFA World Cup Stadiums for an in-depth look at these incredible venues!

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The World Cup Centenary Celebrations in South America

In 1930, the first chapter of World Cup history was written in Uruguay, giving birth to a global soccer legacy. To honor this, the centenary celebration will return to where it all began.

El Estadio Centenario (Montevideo, Uruguay)

• Capacity: Increasing from 60,235 to 72,000

• Notable Events: Hosted the first FIFA World Cup in 1930

Estadio Monumental (Buenos Aires, Argentina)

• Capacity: 84,567

• Home to: Club Atlético River Plate

• Notable Events: Hosted the 1978 FIFA World Cup final

El Estadio Conmebol (Luque, Paraguay)

• Capacity: 50,000

• New Stadium: Located in a suburb of Asunción

The 2030 World Cup Stadiums in Morocco

Morocco will feature six host cities, each with a stadium ready to welcome the world.

Rabat — The Moulay Abdellah Stadium

• Capacity: 53,000 after renovation

• Home to: A.S. FAR football club

Casablanca Grand Stadium

• Capacity: 113,000 (second largest in the world)

• Scheduled Completion: 2026

Ibn Battuta Grand Stadium (Tangier)

• Capacity: 90,000 after renovation

• Home to: Ittihad Riadi de Tanger football club

Marrakech Grand Stadium

• Capacity: 45,240

• Home to: Kawkab Marrakech football club

Fez Grand Stadium

• Capacity: 45,000

• Home to: Wydad Athletic de Fès and Maghreb Association Sportive de Fès

Adrar Stadium (Agadir)

• Capacity: 45,480

• Home to: Hassania Union Sport d’Agadir football club

The 2030 World Cup Stadiums in Portugal

Portugal will host the World Cup in three stunning stadiums.

José Alvalade Stadium (Lisbon)

• Capacity: 50,095

• Home to: Sporting CP

Estádio da Luz (Lisbon)

• Capacity: 65,000

• Home to: Benfica football club

Estádio do Dragão (Porto)

• Capacity: 50,033

• Home to: FC Porto

The 2030 World Cup Stadiums in Spain

Spain’s stadiums are among the most iconic in European football.

Santiago Bernabéu (Madrid)

• Capacity: 84,744

• Home to: Real Madrid

• Current Renovation: New retractable roof and modern facilities

Estadio Metropolitano (Madrid)

• Capacity: 70,460

• Home to: Atlético de Madrid

Camp Nou (Barcelona)

• Capacity: 99,354

• Home to: FC Barcelona

• Renovation Project: Increasing capacity to 105,000

RCDE Stadium (Barcelona)

• Capacity: 40,500

• Home to: RCD Espanyol

Estadio La Cartuja (Seville)

• Capacity: 57,619

• Notable Events: Hosted the 1999 World Athletics Championships

San Mamés Stadium (Bilbao)

• Capacity: 53,331

• Home to: Athletic Bilbao

Anoeta Stadium (San Sebastian)

• Capacity: 32,076, expandable to 42,300

• Home to: Real Sociedad

Riazor Stadium (A Coruña)

• Capacity: 34,889

• Home to: Deportivo La Coruña

La Romareda Stadium (Zaragoza)

• Capacity: 33,608

• Home to: Real Zaragoza

Estadio de la Nueva Condomina (Murcia)

• Capacity: 32,000, expanding to 40,000

• Home to: Real Murcia

La Rosaleda Stadium (Málaga)

• Capacity: 30,044, expanding to 45,000

• Home to: Málaga Club de Fútbol

El Molinón Stadium (Gijón)

• Capacity: 29,029, expanding for 2030

• Home to: Real Sporting de Gijón

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