One of Qatar's removable stadiums, Stadium 974, has been dismantled, and its next destination will be Uruguay as part of the bid to host the 2030 World Cup.
Stadium 974 is the first temporary stadium in the history of the World Cup, and more than 70% of the materials inside the stadium are made of 974 containers, which can be quickly assembled and disassembled, and then moved to any place in the world to be assembled and recycled according to the needs, and as for the number 974, it is the Qatar International Telephone Area Code (QITAC).
The 40,000-capacity stadium, which opened in November last year, has hosted 13 matches, including six Arabian Cup and seven World Cup matches, the last of which was the World Cup before it was demolished.
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Brazil beat South Korea 4-1.
The Financial Times reported that the next stop for the 974 stadium material is Uruguay, which will be used to host the 2030 World Cup. Uruguay was the host and winner of the inaugural World Cup in 1930, and 2030 will mark the 100th anniversary of the World Cup, and Uruguay has announced a joint bid to host the event with Argentina, Chile and Paraguay.
