The FIFA president praised the African nation's passion for football and stated that the 2030 World Cup would be the biggest ever.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino expressed his appreciation for Morocco during his visit to the Throne Day celebrations on Thursday. Infantino stated that attending the event was "a great honor and a tremendous pleasure," and took the opportunity to extend his greetings to "the great Kingdom of Morocco, His Majesty the King, may God bless him, and all the people of Morocco."
Gianni Infantino told the media that he always feels "like coming home" whenever he visits this African country. He explained that this feeling was even stronger after the successful hosting of the World Cups in the United States, Canada, and Mexico, and the anticipation is further amplified as Morocco prepares to host the next tournament.
Gianni Infantino mentioned that one of the matches in the next World Cup, this special centennial World Cup, will be held in Morocco. He particularly emphasized the country's football culture: "Moroccans love football and enjoy celebrating for their national team with joy and passion." The FIFA president stated without hesitation that the 2030 World Cup "will undoubtedly be the biggest in history."
His reasoning was clear: "It will be the best ever, because it will be held in Morocco, one of the most beautiful countries in the world." Finally, Infantino emphasized that Moroccans "are ready to welcome the world to the 2030 World Cup." He concluded his speech with a warm "Long live Morocco! Thank you for hosting me," demonstrating his full confidence in Morocco's organizational capabilities and hospitality.
