Morocco To Build Worlds Largest Football Stadium Ahead of 2030 World Cup

Morocco To Build Worlds Largest Football Stadium Ahead of 2030 World Cup - Wembley. San Siro. Santiago Bernabeu. Allianz Arena. Stad Vélodrome. Estadio Azteca. The Maracanã. Nestled within the beating hearts of metropolises or rising proudly amidst expansive landscapes, these are some of the world's most iconic soccer stadiums, standing as towering monuments to the passion and fervour of the beautiful game. These coliseums of sport, with their architectural grandeur and monumental scale, evoke a sense of awe and admiration from all who behold them. From the towering stands that reach towards the heavens to the meticulously manicured pitches at their centre, every inch of these hallowed grounds exudes an aura of majesty and power. Each weekend, they serve as the epicentre of a global phenomenon, drawing in throngs of devoted fans whose collective energy pulsates through the very foundations of these behemoths of sport. With their storied histories and legendary atmospheres, these stadiums transcend mere sporting arenas to become cultural landmarks, symbolizing the unyielding passion and unity fostered by the world's most beloved sport. However, as plans for the 2030 FIFA World Cup which will be co-hosted by Morocco, Spain, and Portugal, continue to unfold, these historic stadiums are set to be outshined by a new venue that is walking straight into the record books even before it hosts a single game. This is because Morocco is making plans to build a stadium that would be the largest worldwide in preparation for the 2030 World Cup. What is this stadium's name? Is construction underway? How much will it cost? Which firm is building it? And what will be the capacity? In today's video, we will offer deep insights into these questions and many more. Before we dive into our topic today, if you haven't already, please consider subscribing to our channels and ringing the bell to be notified about all our exciting future videos.
According to multiple news reports verified by The New Africa Channel, Morocco is set to make history by building the Grand Stade de Casablanca, which will be the world's largest football stadium upon completion. Morocco is planning to build this stadium ahead of the 2030 World Cup, which is currently six years away because it is one of the three main countries that will host the iconic tournament. The North African giant will host the tournament alongside neighbouring Spain and Portugal. However, a few matches will be played in Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the first FIFA World Cup, which was held in Uruguay's capital, Montevideo, making the 2030 World Cup the first time the iconic competition will take place on three continents.
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[@bearclaw1051]

Go MOROCCO❤ !🇲🇦

[@SunsetNova]

Go Morocco ❤️🇲🇦👑🇲🇦❤️. Africa on the rise

[@maroc7889]

Cheers and thanks for the report
Come cheer your team up 🥂

[@godofwar-ti8fl]

I hope they finish this stadium in time before Can next year

[@apomalachel8787]

The renovations of Camp Nou and Bernabeu cost over 1 billion and in Morocco want to build a brand new 115,000 stadium for 500 million? It seems more realistic that it will either never be built, or it will be in a completely different form and capacity.

[@ZeAmine]

Morocco: Cheaper labour. Cheaper material. Cheaper permits. The cost of infrastructure in Morocco is roughly 3-4 times cheaper than in Europe or the US. It might not be a Bernabeu, but it will definitely surpass Camp Nou, Wembley, Stade de France...

[@apomalachel8787]

@@ZeAmine So you would have to have slavery there. Is that what you wanted to say? Come on. Those amounts are unrealistic for such a stadium. Both Real and Barcelona paid over 1 billion just for renovations. Morocco wants to build an even bigger stadium for only half of that? Absurd.

[@adammoe605]

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[@AndrewLambert-wi8et]

ISNT IT MORE BETTER TO BUILD SOLAR PLANTS IN THE DESERTS OF WHICH THE ENERGY CAN BE EXPORTED TO EUROPE. ISNT THIS A BETTER BUSINESS PROPOSITION FOR A RELATIVELY POOR NATION LIKE MORROCO. HAS MORROCO POOR PEOPLE. WHAT CAN MORROCO PRODUCE THAT IS ADVANCED. SHOULDNT MORROCO BE INVESTING IN MAKING ITS OWN TANKS INSTEAD OF BUYING OLD ONES FROM OTHERS THAT HAVE EVEN REFUSED MORROCO TO BUY THOSE OLD TANKS! THOSE NATIONS THAT INVESTS IN FOOTBALL STADIUMS AND OLIMPICS ALWAYS LOSE MONEY. ITS THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS THAT COME OUT THE WINNERS NOT THE NATIONS THAT HAVE TO PAY THE DEBTS.
K

[@the180degreerule3]

business needs money and you do smaller businesses to generate more money quick to build businesses like you suggested, it's a spiral, things don't get funded out of thin air, it takes step 1, 2, 3...etc

[@greez6424]

They will make 10x times their money back

[@hilp1993]

So Morrocco is a massive fan of the game of football. Otherwise, aren't there more important structures in a poorer nation? Strange.

[@spuknicjones9531]

Hosting the worl cup allow countries to build good infrastructure. There's nothing wrong if they opt to build the biggest stadium...

[@SunsetNova]

@@spuknicjones9531Exactly by hosting the World Cup Morocco will act as a great conduit for foreign investment and development. Go Morocco ❤️🇲🇦❤️

[@TRAPONOMICS]

@@spuknicjones9531 it will be a money pit, ask Brazil about how much money they spent vs made hosting the Olympics, they are still in the red on their investments.

[@kingben233]

Morocco is a beautiful country I been to Casablanca and if u go there u will not feel like u in Africa u will think u in Europe or elsewhere

[@maroc7889]

All taken care of 😉

[@TRAPONOMICS]

Really bad idea, building a multi billion dollar stadium that will never fill up again after this event. They will never see their money back from this stadium. 115,0000 seats with only a city of 20,000 massive misuse of funds!

[@13soef]

you obviously dont know what u talking about raja and wydad will fill it every weekend

[@TRAPONOMICS]

@@13soef LMFAO you're beyond understanding of how ticket sales work if you believe that but live in your fantasy

[@TRAPONOMICS]

@@13soef you know very little about this, Wydad hasn't sold anywhere close to that since 1997! Raja averages 50k tickets, you know almost nothing

[@hilp1993]

Very odd decision. Maybe there are other plans afoot once the key event is over.

[@SunsetNova]

@@TRAPONOMICSYou clearly don’t know nothing about the two legendary Casablanca based clubs Raja and Wydad who both will be using this stadium. Why don’t you cry somewhere else son