USA, Mexico submit joint bid for Women’s World Cup

The USA and Mexico submitted a joint bid today to co-host the 2027 Women’s World Cup that, if approved, would see the countries to host a year later the women’s world cup after the men’s world cup.

USA and Mexico formally announce that they have submitted a joint bid today to FIFA to host the 2027 Women’s World Cup. Other bids have been received from Brazil and Germany/Netherlands/Belgium

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Belgium, Germany, and the Netherlands also submitted a joint bid for the event today, while Brazil already did it in November.

U.S. Soccer shared with the media that hosting the championship would be phenomenal for the country as the popularity of women’s sports continues to grow.

USA and Mexico, along with their neighbor in North America – Canada, will co-host the 2026 men’s World Cup as the chief of the U.S. football governing body thinks this will be a huge advantage that could secure them to host the Women’s World Cup in 2027.

“This is a momentous time for women’s football,” claimed the U.S. Soccer president Parlow Cone.