United Bid Seeks to Bring 2031 Women’s World Cup to the Americas
The campaign highlights regional investment in women’s football and world-class stadium infrastructure.
The football federations of the United States, Mexico, Costa Rica, and Jamaica have joined forces to present a unified bid to host the 2031 FIFA Women’s World Cup.
The initiative emphasizes the region’s proven record of hosting major tournaments, extensive sports infrastructure, and growing fan engagement.
If successful, the bid would mark the first time four nations have co-hosted the Women’s World Cup, strengthening the Americas’ leadership in global women’s football.
The initiative emphasizes the region’s proven record of hosting major tournaments, extensive sports infrastructure, and growing fan engagement.
If successful, the bid would mark the first time four nations have co-hosted the Women’s World Cup, strengthening the Americas’ leadership in global women’s football.
