Recent political calls in Spain and Portugal have spotlighted Morocco's role as a 2030 World Cup co-host. In early August 2026, left- and right-wing parties including Portugal's LIVRE, Spain's Sumar, Podemos, and Vox urged governments and UEFA to review or exclude Morocco following the Ceuta border migration crisis, citing human rights concerns and prior Western Sahara disputes. These non-binding motions emerged amid broader FIFA governance tensions and competition over the final venue between Morocco's planned Hassan II Stadium and Spanish options like the Bernabéu. The joint bid with Spain and Portugal, plus centenary matches in Uruguay, Argentina, and Paraguay, remains FIFA-approved since late 2024, with no formal removal proceedings underway. Ongoing federation statements and potential EU/UEFA discussions could influence future stability.