Real Madrid’s open message to FIFA as World Cup 2030 final debate heats up – “We are the best”

Real Madrid’s open message to FIFA as World Cup 2030 final debate heats up – “We are the best” Although the next World Cup is three and a half years away, FIFA has already started the groundwork for the next edition, which will be held in the Iberian peninsula. Spain, Portugal, and Morocco are the three countries set to host the 2030 World Cup, with FIFA already making extensive site visits to stadiums in contention to host matches. The bigger point of contention has been the venue for the 2030 World Cup final, with three possible candidates in the Spotify Camp Nou, the Santiago Bernabeu, and Morocco’s Hassan II Stadium. Real Madrid make their position clear As reported by AS , Real Madrid have made their position very clear as far as the Santiago Bernabeu’s capabilities are concerned. Bernabeu is a contender to host the 2030 World Cup final. (Photo by Denis Doyle/Getty Images) The message from the Real Madrid camp is that “we are the best at hosting matches.” This is likely something Real Madrid have tried to push to FIFA officials, when they visited the Bernabeu recently for a routine checkup, in order to assess the conditions of not just the pitch but also the infrastructure around. This was the first time FIFA had conducted such an inspection at the Bernabeu after the 2026 World Cup and came just days after a similar inspection at Barcelona’s Camp Nou, another candidate to host the 2030 World Cup final. Real Madrid point to hosting experience Amid fierce competition from Camp Nou and Hassan II, Real Madrid are stressing that they have far superior experience when it comes to hosting and managing big events. Hosting the NFL was yet again a success for Real Madrid. (Photo by Denis Doyle/Getty Images) This was put on display last week when the Santiago Bernabeu played host to yet another NFL game between the Miami Dolphins and the Washington Commanders. The entire stadium was sold out , and the event not only saw the NFL game itself but also several performances by artists. This kind of event-management expertise is something Camp Nou, which is still under renovation, doesn’t have, while Hassan II is still under construction. But whether or not FIFA will take a similar view of things remains to be seen.