When will they meet and how many venues will Spain host in the 2030 World Cup?

Next Monday it is due at the headquarters of RFEF a meeting that will be key to the future of the candidacy of World Cup 2030. All after nothing was agreed upon in the meeting last Friday in Agadir and where the CSDsupported by RFEFsuggested more places in the Spanish candidacy.

It will be at this meeting of the 2030 World Cup Commission when the number of venues that will finally be revealed from Spain in the other two countries of joint candidacy with Portugal and Morocco.

Right now the starting point is the starting eleven: two in Madrid, two in Barcelona, ​​​​​​​​Bilbao, San Sebastián, La Cartuja de Sevilla, La Romareda, Riazor, Gran Canaria and La Rosaleda de Málaga. But it will be this coming Monday when they will determine if they are finally 12 or 13 measureswhich means the entry of Valencia and Vigo.

The RFEF is clear that when the number of venues is concentrated this Monday, Morocco and Portugal have the last word. The proposal to be transferred to FiFA on July 31 must be agreed upon.

If it ends up being 13, it will be done under a global proposal of 22 headquarters instead of the 20 initially proposed. Including 11 in Spain, others six from Morocco and three from Portugal.

And even from the federative establishment they are also aware that if they were able to increase the number of these places, it could mean having a move on the Moroccan and Portuguese candidacy. And this could happen because one of the two World Cup semi-finals was held in one of these two countries. Most Morocco. But the option of the final is not negotiable, which always comes Spain and above all in Santiago Bernabeu.

If the number of venues is increased from the first 11, what will not be the change in the number of matches held in our country. So the matches scheduled to be played in Spain in the 2030 World Cup will have to be distributed in more places.