Valencia y Vigo they fight because they are the headquarters of World Cup 2030 which Spain organizes together with Morocco and Portugal. After Malaga announced by surprise last Saturday that resigned from his candidacy, the two Spanish cities struggle to replace it. The capital of Turia also aspires to occupy that hole that leaves the town of Malaga, but the mayor of Vigo, Abel Caballerohe has surprised giving the Galician city “it is, at this time, headquarters of the World Cup,” so he gets a mess.
In statements sent to the media, Caballero said that “The Balaidos y Vigo stadium” are “headquarters of the World Cup” And he assured that the withdrawal of Malaga, of which he does not “rejoice”, “just disrupt” the maneuver he denounced long ago led by the president of the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF), Rafael Louzán, and that of the Xunta de Galicia, Alfonso Rueda, “so that Vigo was not headquarters of the World Cup.”
Vigo, That he was in the twelfth place in the list would pass, by score, to be automatically among the eleven chosen, although from the RFEF they have not yet pronounced about it. Mayor Vigués said that Rueda “instructed that they were only going to pay a field and that it had to be A Coruña”, while Louzán “He did everything possible and the impossible to remove Vigo as the headquarters of the World Cup.”
«All that inquina against Vigo so that it was not the headquarters of the World Cup disrupted, We were headquarters of the World Cup for merits and we are headquarters for meritsdespite him and despite Louzán. Vigo is at this time the headquarters of the World Cup, ”insisted Caballero. The mayor of Malaga, Francisco de la Torre, announced last Saturday that the city and the Rosaleda stadium renounced his candidacy to headquarters of the 2030 World Cup in Spain, Portugal and Morocco.
«The most responsible is that we are not in the candidacy», Said the Malaga councilor at a press conference. He World Cup 2030 will be organized by SpacePortugal and Morocco. In addition, Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay will house the inaugural match of their respective selections as a tribute to the centenary of the First World Cup, played in 1930 in Montevideo.
