The national teams of Morocco, Spain, Portugal, Argentina, Uruguay, and Paraguay have officially secured direct qualification to the 2030 FIFA World Cup finals as the six host nations of the tournament, according to the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA).
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Morocco, Spain, and Portugal will serve as the primary co-hosts for the 2030 World Cup, while Argentina, Uruguay, and Paraguay will host centenary celebration matches to mark 100 years since the inception of the tournament's first edition.
FIFA clarified that all six nations will qualify automatically for the finals, making them the first teams to guarantee participation in the 2030 edition ahead of the launch of continental qualifying tournaments for the remaining teams.
The 2030 edition will take on an extraordinary nature, as it will be held across three continents—Africa, Europe, and South America—with the main matches taking place in Morocco, Spain, and Portugal, alongside one match each in Uruguay, Argentina, and Paraguay as part of the World Cup centenary celebrations.
The tournament symbolically returns to Uruguay, which hosted the inaugural World Cup in 1930, while Argentina and Paraguay participate in hosting events for the centenary milestone.
