An Exclusive Look: USA and UK Set to Host Future Women’s World Cups
In an exciting update from FIFA, the United States has been announced as the sole contender to host the 2031 Women’s World Cup. Not far behind, the United Kingdom is preparing to welcome the 2035 tournament, setting the stage for dazzling displays of international football in both countries.
Thrilling Announcements and Expansive Plans
During a gripping session at the UEFA Congress in Belgrade, FIFA President Gianni Infantino unveiled the future hosts and detailed FIFA’s grand plans to expand the tournament. “The bid for 2031 has been robustly placed by the USA, potentially alongside other CONCACAF members, while 2035 sees Europe take the reins with participation from the home nations,” he revealed.
- 2031 Women’s World Cup: Sole bid by the USA
- 2035 Women’s World Cup: Hosted by the United Kingdom
Expanding the Tournament’s Reach
Infantino also shared that FIFA is planning a significant expansion of the tournament format. By 2031, the Women’s World Cup is set to feature 48 teams, up from the current 32, promising more thrilling matches and diverse international representation.
Pioneering Progress in Women’s Football
With the recent collaborative announcement from the football associations of England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland expressing their interest in hosting, the commitment to advance women’s football across these nations has never been clearer.
Meanwhile, the USA, celebrating their role as co-host for the upcoming 2026 Men’s World Cup alongside Mexico and Canada, continues to solidify its status as a central hub for top-tier football events.
Looking Ahead to Brazil 2027
Before the world turns its attention to the USA and UK, the next Women’s World Cup in 2027 is set to captivate audiences in Brazil, promising to be a spectacular precursor to the expansive tournaments planned for 2031 and 2035.
The roadmap laid out for the future of the Women’s World Cup not only ensures thrilling football but also fortifies the global commitment to elevating women’s sports on the international stage.
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Last Updated: April 3, 2025
