Spain’s government says it remains confident the 2030 World Cup final will be held in Spain despite a report raising questions about FIFA’s decision-making. According to accounts from outlets covering the story, Spanish officials commented after news that FIFA “allegedly” awarded or assigned the final to Spain, while referencing ongoing discussion around the event’s hosting arrangements. Spain’s position is that the final should take place in the country and that Spain “deserves” the opportunity, reflecting the government’s expectation that FIFA’s final location will align with that view. The reporting also indicates that the issue is being discussed publicly in connection with FIFA’s process for determining host cities and match schedules for the tournament. While the available summaries focus on Spain’s confidence and reaction to the reported FIFA development, they do not provide comprehensive details on FIFA’s official determination or any direct response from FIFA itself. Overall, the coverage portrays the situation as one where Spain publicly maintains its expectation for the final to be in Spain, following a report about FIFA’s alleged decision.