Spain practices outdoors in northern New Jersey ahead of the World Cup final while hazardous air conditions affect visibility. Multiple outlets report that a haze obscures the sun during training sessions, indicating poor air quality. The smoke is attributed to wildfires in Canada, which are drifting into the region and creating conditions described as unsafe for outdoor activity. Despite these environmental factors, Spain continues final preparations outdoors rather than switching to indoor work, according to the reports. The training takes place before the World Cup final, with players conducting practice in open areas in New Jersey. The coverage focuses on the impact of the wildfire smoke on the atmosphere and the ability to see clearly during the session, rather than on tactical or lineup changes for the final. Overall, the sources agree that the primary issue for Spain’s pre-final routine is the smoke-related haze and the resulting hazardous air quality.