U.S., Mexico, Costa Rica, and Jamaica Announce Joint Bid for 2031 FIFA Women’s World Cup
The four-nation collaboration marks the first multi-country proposal from the Americas to host the tournament.
The United States, Mexico, Costa Rica, and Jamaica have officially launched a joint bid to host the FIFA Women’s World Cup in 2031.
The proposal, submitted to FIFA as the only confirmed bid so far, aims to showcase regional unity and elevate women’s football across North and Central America as well as the Caribbean.
Organizers said the partnership reflects a shared commitment to growing the sport, advancing equality, and delivering an inclusive global event.
The proposal, submitted to FIFA as the only confirmed bid so far, aims to showcase regional unity and elevate women’s football across North and Central America as well as the Caribbean.
Organizers said the partnership reflects a shared commitment to growing the sport, advancing equality, and delivering an inclusive global event.
