Morocco wants the final to be at the new Hassan II Stadium in Casablanca, which will be the biggest football stadium in the world with 115,000 seats. Infantino's offer would make this stadium the venue for the final, even though many thought it would be in Spain.

The president of the Spanish football association said earlier that Spain would lead the 2030 World Cup and host the final. However, Infantino met with key FIFA staff in Rabat to try and save his presidency after facing criticism for his plans to sell parts of the World Cup.

Many officials, especially in Europe, were very upset about these plans, and UEFA threatened to not participate in the World Cup if they happened. The plans were stopped on Friday, but people are still calling for Infantino to resign.

UEFA said that no European teams would play in any FIFA competitions as long as these plans were possible, unless FIFA promised to never allow private companies to own parts of its competitions or governance.

UEFA is strongly against these plans and will not give in. There are times when organizations are judged by what they refuse to accept, and this is one of those times.

Some things are too important to be sold. The FIFA World Cup belongs to football and always will, as long as Europe has a say.

Infantino said that his plan was meant to help FIFA and football around the world, especially in countries that need support.

He said that the plan would only happen if most FIFA members agreed, and after listening to everyone's views, it was clear that the plan was causing too much division and would not happen.

Infantino's goal is to unite and improve football. He will not go ahead with the plan and wants to bring everyone together to continue growing football, especially in countries that need the most support.