Political tensions have intensified around Morocco's role as a co-host of the 2030 FIFA World Cup alongside Spain and Portugal, with Spanish and Portuguese parties across the spectrum calling for its removal or a full re-evaluation of the joint bid amid disputes over the final match venue and infrastructure readiness. Spain's sports minister recently stated the country deserves to host the title game, while Portugal's Ecologist Party urged immediate exclusion of Morocco over legacy and organizational concerns. FIFA continues monthly coordination meetings and plans to designate host cities by year-end, even as it accelerates analysis on expanding the tournament to 64 teams. These governance and preparation challenges, set against the centenary edition's complex six-nation format, shape trader views on whether any host nation faces formal removal before 2030.