When is the next World Cup?
The next FIFA World Cup is the 2030 World Cup, played in the summer of 2030. It's the tournament's 100-year centenary, hosted by Spain, Portugal & Morocco — with opening matches in Uruguay, Argentina & Paraguay.
2030 World Cup at a glance
Everything you need to know about the next World Cup, in one place.
- When
- Summer 2030 (June–July) — the centenary tournament, 100 years after 1930.
- Hosts
- Spain, Portugal & Morocco (Europe & Africa).
- Opening matches
- Uruguay, Argentina & Paraguay — celebrating the first-ever World Cup in 1930.
- Teams
- 48 nations, the same expanded format as 2026.
- Last World Cup
- 2026 — hosted by the USA, Canada & Mexico.
- After 2030
- 2034 World Cup, hosted by Saudi Arabia.
Where the 2030 World Cup is played
Three main host nations across two continents — plus a historic centenary kick-off in South America.
Spain
Main host
Portugal
Main host
Morocco
Main host
Uruguay
Centenary opening match
Argentina
Centenary opening match
Paraguay
Centenary opening match
Why South America? The very first World Cup was held in Uruguay in 1930. 2030 returns to where it all began before the tournament heads to Spain, Portugal and Morocco.
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World Cup 2030 FAQ
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