The home countries in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have expressed interest in hosting the Women’s World Cup for 2035.
This will be the first time that the tournament has been held at UK soil, following the European Women’s Championships in the European Union in England in 2005 and 2022.
On the FIFA Council on Wednesday, the Governing Authority announced a recommendation that the championship will take place in Europe or Africa – which led to an interest from a collective British offer.
The declaration of household interests will occur later this month – with a decision on the 2031 and 2035 Women’s World Cup championships in the middle of 2026.
“Football and will always remain at the heart of our country’s identity. Whether we are watching on TV, or playing on weekends as I do, or simply enjoy the air in the bar, they bring together societies together like a few,” UK Prime Minister Sir Kerr Starmer said in a statement.
“This pride was fully displayed when the European Women’s UEFA Women’s England hosted 2022. Not only did the best of our nation appear to the world, but also inspired a generation of girls in the game, with an increase in the economy.
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“The FIFA 2035 Women’s World Cup will be on home grass another enormous moment in our sporting history, as it prompted growth and left a permanent legacy. FA intention to provide full support to my government.”
“Hosting the FIFA World Cup in FIFA in 2035 will be an honor. We believe a firm belief that we can organize a wonderful tournament, build on the success of the euro in UEFA in 2022 and the rapid rapid growth of the women’s game in England,” added the FAF, CEO of the FA, added.
“We are excited about the opportunity to welcome the world, and host the participating countries and fans in the stadiums sold. There is a great support for the women’s game in this country, and we want to maximize it, not only for football for women and girls here but also in favor of the global game.”
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Where did the World Cup championships hold former women?
- 1991 – China
- 1995 – Sweden
- 1999 United States
- 2003 United States
- 2007 – China
- 2011 – Germany
- 2015 – Canada
- 2019 – France
- 2023 Australia and New Zealand
- 2027 Brazil
FIFA will announce the Women’s World Cup plans
FIFA has also announced plans for the Women’s Club World Cup as well as the separate annual international team.
The Women’s World Cup, which was originally planned for 2026, will be held in 2028. It will consist of 16 teams, with five holes automatically allocated to European clubs.
Africa, South America and North America are getting two sides, as the last three places will go to the teams that qualify in a short round.
The tournament will be organized every four years, with the opening of the opening competition has not yet been determined. Before that, however, there will be a new Continental challenge every year.
The European Champions League FIFA Champions, Asia, Africa, Oceania, South America and North America will witness. The first of these tournaments will be held in January 2026 with the championships for 2027 and 2029.
FIFA insists that there is a global appetite for the two new competitions despite the wide fears about the burden of playing and travel. The unions were vocal about the existing calendar demands and material requirements for the players.
The UEFA Champions League timing is located next year after the usual European winter holidays in the women’s game, and at the end of the transfer window, two clubs and players will also face. It is also during the pre -season of the teams in North America.
Questions are also asked automatically about the status of women’s football in the Olympic Games.
Although no date is set, the new club World Cup will be in the same year that La 2028 follows, which leads to doubts about whether the best players in the world can play in two main tournaments in a evaluation year at the head of their club and the obligations of the national team.
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