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"2030 World Cup Final? I would like it to be in Lisbon..."

Maisfutebol11 September 2026 at 16:23

The Real Madrid coach expressed the desire for the 2030 World Cup final to be held in Lisbon, during a statement that generated great media attention. His words came following an interview where he addressed various topics related to European football.

The Merengue coach also responded to the criticism that has been directed at the club, defending Real Madrid's position in the world sporting landscape. His statements came at a time of particular interest given the proximity of important sporting decisions.

Regarding the 2030 World Cup, the coach highlighted the importance of Lisbon as a location to host the competition's final, considering that the Portuguese city would have all the necessary conditions to host an event of such magnitude.

Reactions to the Real Madrid coach's statements were not long in coming, with various sports analysts commenting on his words about the World Cup organization and the defense he made of the club in the face of the criticism received.

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