Four countries that make up the United Kingdom confirmed a common interest in the co-organization of the FIFA World Cup 2035 in ten years.
Given that the FIFA Council has recommended a tournament in Europe or Africa, as part of his geographical distribution policy, the expression of the interests of football federations in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland will be delivered this month.
FIFA calls for offers for the World Cups for Women 2031 and 2035 in the last three months of 2025, with the host nation decide and confirmed between April and June 2026.
If it is successful, it would mark the first time if the World Women World Cup was played in the UK.
The competition was launched in 1991 and most often hosts in China and North America. The 2023 edition was joined by Australia and New Zealand, while the next World Cup in Brazil was scheduled in 2027, while first headed to South America.
England was previously hosted by the women’s European Championships 2022, which England won.
Meanwhile, the next Men’s European Championships 2028 will also host across England, Scotland, Wales and the Republic of Ireland.
“Football is and will always be at the core of our country’s identity. Whether we are watching on TV, we play on weekends as I do, or we simply enjoy drowning the atmosphere in the pub, he brings together the community as a little other,” said British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer for intention 2035.
“That pride was full of display when England hosted Uefa women in Euro 2022. It not only showed the best of our nation to the world, but inspired the generation of girls in the game, as long as he strengthened the economy. FIFA’s 2035 World Customers would be another monumental moment in our sports history.
“Fas intention to bid with my Government’s full support.”
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