- Morocco, Portugal and Spain will co-host the 2030 World Cup — the second-ever three-nation tournament and the first to feature matches on three continents, with games also in Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay to mark the centenary.
- The tournament runs June 8–July 21, 2030 — a 44-day schedule, making it the longest World Cup ever.
- Matches are expected across about 21 stadiums in 18 cities (six countries); the final venue has not yet been awarded and host sites must be approved by December 2026.
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