Brazil has been announced as the host of the 2027 FIFA Women's World Cup, marking a first for a South American nation.
The decision was made at the FIFA Congress in Bangkok, Thailand, where Brazil's bid received an overwhelming 119 votes, surpassing the joint bid of Belgium, the Netherlands, and Germany, which garnered 78 votes.
Brazil's successful bid is a culmination of rigorous evaluation, with FIFA's technical assessment scoring Brazil 4 out of 5, ahead of its European competitors. The criteria included commercial viability, team facilities, accommodation, broadcast sites, stadiums, and fan festival venues.
The 2027 tournament will be the 10th edition of the FIFA Women's World Cup, with Spain being the current champions, joining an elite group of winners including the USA, Germany, Japan, and Norway.
Brazilian Football Confederation President Ednaldo Rodrigues expressed his gratitude, stating, "This is a victory for world women's football. I assure you all that Brazil will be the best Women's World Cup in history." He emphasized the significant impact this decision would have on Brazilian women's football, predicting a substantial leap in development for the entire women's football production chain in Brazil and North America South.
This historic win is a proud moment for Brazil and a significant milestone for women's football globally. As the country prepares to host this prestigious event, fans and players alike can look forward to an unforgettable experience that will leave a lasting legacy for women's football.
