The 2030 FIFA World Cup is rewriting the rulebook for global sport. By spanning three continents and six nations, the tournament will be the most expansive iteration in the history of the beautiful game.
FIFA has confirmed that the World Cup schedule will see the competition return to its spiritual home in South America for celebratory opening fixtures before moving to the primary host nations of Spain, Portugal and Morocco in June and July 2030. The three opening matches will be held in Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay to mark FIFA's centenary and to link the origins of the tournament in 1930 to a modern, interconnected future.