Hosting a football world cup event is a matter of great pride and honour. As the Women’s World cup football comes around, Spain, Portugal, and Morocco bid for the Women’s World cup hosting rights.
Interestingly, all three countries have put forward the joint bidding idea, which makes it even more interesting.
As the 2035 hosting rights for the world cup are being discussed, the trio will be keen to make a positive impact.
Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) Views
It was intriguing news as RFEF was keen to host the women’s world cup by partnering with two other countries. Things get interesting as the deadline to formalize the process is this week.
Talking to the media, the president of RFEF, Rafael Louzan, showed great happiness. He stated that there is no better way to promote women’s sports than by taking part in the most important sporting event in the world.
Rafael further clarified that Spain wants to host the 2035 Women’s World Cup along with Portugal and Morocco.
The financial effort and the allies’ relation allow us to come together to host the major event, which is what the president had to add.
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Reasons Why Spain Wants To Host The 2035 Women’s World Cup
Fans of football might be aware of the issues with the Spain Football Federation. Even Though Spain is one of the best teams in the world, their off-field issues are plenty.
Football fans are well aware of the off-field scandals in recent years. Luis Rubiales, who had the controversy of kissing Jenni Hermoso unwillingly in Sydney, made headlines.
This made him resign. Following that, Pedro Rocha was also suspended for overstepping his role while on the job on an interim basis. Amidst all of this, Louzan took control in December 2024.
Since the appointment of Louzan, there haven’t been many issues with Spain’s football. However, the current president would love to clean up the image of the football federation.
Competitors For Spain To Host Women’s World Cup
If you thought Spain would get easy access to host the World Cup, you are mistaken. Spain, Portugal, and Morocco bid for the Women’s World Cup, but there are other challengers for the bidding role.
The biggest rivals remain South Africa, and the joint hosting is from the United Kingdom, England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. It will be interesting to see who will win the hosting bid.
The final results as to who will win the hosting rights for the 2031 and 2035 World Cups will be decided in the second quarter of 2026.
The accurate date for the result display isn’t available at the moment. However, it is assured that the 76th Congress will bring out the results.
