Morocco is on course to stage the biggest match of the 2030 FIFA World Cup, with the final expected to be played at the spectacular Hassan II Stadium, Nigeriasoccernet.com reports.
The ambitious stadium project, currently under construction, is expected to become one of the largest football venues in the world and could emerge as one of the defining landmarks of the centenary edition of the tournament.
Morocco will co-host the 2030 World Cup alongside Spain and Portugal, while Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay will also play a role in the celebrations marking 100 years of the global competition.
The Hassan II Stadium is being developed with the capacity and scale required for a major international showpiece and is expected to provide a spectacular setting for the tournament’s decisive encounter.
The 2030 FIFA World Cup will hold special significance as it marks the centenary of the competition, which was first staged in Uruguay in 1930.
With Morocco preparing to welcome football supporters from around the world, the proposed final venue is set to add another major attraction to what promises to be a historic World Cup.