Morocco has long turned football into more than a sport; it’s become a showcase of national identity and global ambition. The Maghreb nation has spent years elevating the game as a cultural and diplomatic asset, culminating in a historic bid to host the World Cup in 2030 with Spain and Portugal. This agreement was celebrated as a major win for Rabat, signaling Morocco’s readiness to compete on the biggest stages. The country’s plan is not limited to one event: in 2029, it will also host the African Cup of Nations for men and the Club World Cup, underscoring a broader strategy of leveraging football to boost sport, tourism, and international prestige.
