Concerns are rising about potential air quality issues at the upcoming World Cup final between Spain and Argentina. The possibility of smoke drifting from the Canadian wildfires reaching the match location is being closely monitored by organizers. Both the US and FIFA presidents convened on Friday to discuss the situation, indicating the seriousness with which the threat is being taken. No decisions have been made regarding potential adjustments to the game. Organizers are prioritizing player and spectator health, acknowledging the smoke’s potential impact. Further assessments will be made as the situation evolves, with contingency plans likely under consideration. The final will proceed as scheduled unless air quality deteriorates to unsafe levels.