Spain’s government is being urged to reconsider its role as a co-host of the 2030 men’s football World Cup with Morocco, after a dispute linked to Ceuta, according to reporting across outlets. Spain is scheduled to co-host the tournament alongside Morocco and Portugal, in a plan for multiple countries to host matches. The Independent frames the call as a reaction to tensions associated with the Ceuta crisis, arguing that Spain should review its arrangements with Morocco in light of recent regional developments. The available Yahoo UK News item references the same topic but provides no additional detail in the provided excerpt. Overall, both references point to the same core issue: Spain’s planned participation in the 2030 World Cup hosting partnership and the pressure on Spanish authorities to reassess that partnership following the Ceuta-related fallout. No specific policy decision or official change to the hosting plan is reported in the information provided here.