The Spanish Football Federation (RSSF) has announced that the country will host a qualifying round for the World Cup in June, and it is expected that there will be several teams participating.

The tournament, which will take place on Saturday, June 14th, is being held at the Estadi de la Luz stadium in Madrid, and will feature 26 teams from around the world. The competition will consist of two-legged matches, with each team playing against one other team before moving on to the final round.

This move by Spain is likely to attract more attention than usual as they have already qualified for the tournament through their domestic league system. The Spanish football league system is known for its high level of competitiveness and the fact that many top players play in the league means that there is a lot of talent available.

The tournament will also be a major boost for Spanish football, as it will provide fans with a chance to see some of the best players in the world compete in front of their home crowd. It is also expected that the tournament will bring in significant revenue, as ticket sales will be made through online platforms and the broadcast rights will be sold to broadcasters.

However, there are concerns about the safety of the tournament. There have been reports of violence and accidents during previous World Cups, and this could be a concern for those who are attending the tournament. The Spanish government has also expressed concern about the impact of the tournament on local communities, and has called for a peaceful and inclusive event.

Overall, the Spanish hosting of the World Cup Qualifier on Saturday looks like a positive development for the sport of football in Spain. With the potential to generate significant revenue and create new opportunities for fans, the tournament may well become a highlight of the upcoming sporting calendar.