Knowing who will host the next three men's World Cups before determining who will host the 2027 Women's World Cup shows FIFA's priorities
We now know where the 2034 men’s World Cup will most likely take place — in Saudi Arabia, thanks to . Yet, we still don’t know who will host the 2027 Women’s World Cup, and we won’t any time soon. I’ll say that again: We know where a men’s edition of the tournament will be 11 years from now, but we still have no idea where we’re heading for the very next edition of the women’s tournament, just three years away. And we won’t know that until May 17, 2024. Advertisement Yes, you read that right.
president Gianni Infantino called for the tournament to be expanded from 24 to 32 teams , which delayed the 2023 bidding process. An expanded field needs a longer logistic lead time, and already had of $7.6 billion over the four-year cycle that ended with the 2022 World Cup. president celebrated Saudi Arabia on his Instagram account, listing the next three hosts of what he called the “GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH” — specifically referring to the men’s tournament. “Three editions, five continents and ten countries involved in staging matches in the tournament — that’s making football truly global!” . “Football unites the world like no other sport, and the
Women’s World Cup 2027.” It’s hard to not think of some other recent words from Infantino in this moment, where he informed women that we do have the power for change in the halls of
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