In a historic announcement, FIFA confirmed that the UK joint bid, comprising Scotland, Wales, England, and Northern Ireland, is the only valid proposal received for the prestigious tournament.
UK Secures Hosting Rights for 2035 Women's World Cup
UK Secures Hosting Rights for 2035 Women's World Cup
The United Kingdom has won the bid to host the 2035 Women's World Cup, marking a significant milestone in women's sports.
The UK will showcase the 2035 Women's World Cup, following a successful joint bid by Scotland, Wales, England, and Northern Ireland. This decision, confirmed by FIFA, highlights the emphasis on hosting the event in Europe or Africa. Despite prior speculation about a potential joint bid between Spain, Portugal, and Morocco, FIFA President Gianni Infantino stated that the UK's bid stood alone in validity.
With the 2031 Women's World Cup already set for the United States, this marks a significant moment for the growth of women's football globally. Infantino noted that hosting both tournaments in strong football nations presents an opportunity to further elevate the profile of women's sports. The 2031 event will see an increase to 48 competing teams, up from 32 in the upcoming 2027 World Cup scheduled in Brazil.
As excitement builds for the Women's World Cup in England and beyond, the future of women's football appears brighter than ever.
With the 2031 Women's World Cup already set for the United States, this marks a significant moment for the growth of women's football globally. Infantino noted that hosting both tournaments in strong football nations presents an opportunity to further elevate the profile of women's sports. The 2031 event will see an increase to 48 competing teams, up from 32 in the upcoming 2027 World Cup scheduled in Brazil.
As excitement builds for the Women's World Cup in England and beyond, the future of women's football appears brighter than ever.
