The 2030 edition of the World Cup will reportedly be an intercontinental affair.
Morocco, Portugal and Spain will host the 24th tournament in 2030, according to a Wednesday morning report from David Ornstein of The Athletic.
However, per Ornstein, the first three matches of the tournament will be held in Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay to commemorate the World Cup’s 100th anniversary. Uruguay and Argentina contested the final of the first tournament in 1930, while Paraguay is home to the headquarters of CONMEBOL—the oldest of the continental confederations.