In 2027, Brazil will be the host of the FIFA Women's World Cup.

Brazil wins bid to host 2027 Women's World Cup, beating out Belgium, Germany, and the Netherlands with 119 votes. First open vote at FIFA Congress.

May 17th 2024.

In 2027, Brazil will be the host of the FIFA Women's World Cup.
In a momentous announcement at the 74th FIFA Congress, it was revealed that Brazil has been chosen as the host nation for the 2027 Women's World Cup. The Brazilian bid emerged victorious over submissions from Belgium, Germany, and the Netherlands, making history as the first country to be awarded the hosting rights through an open vote at the Congress.

The decision was made after Brazil received an impressive 119 votes, beating out the joint bid from Germany, the Netherlands, and Belgium, which received 78 votes. This will mark the first time that the Women's World Cup will be held in South America, with previous editions being hosted by China, Sweden, USA, Germany, Canada, and France.

This is not the first time that Brazil has been entrusted with the responsibility of hosting a major international football tournament, having previously organized the men's World Cup in 1950 and the 2014 World Cup. The president of the Brazilian Football Confederation, Ednaldo Rodrigues, expressed his jubilation at the news, stating that "today we are witnessing a historic day in Bangkok. This is a momentous victory for women's football around the world. I can assure you that Brazil will deliver the best Women's World Cup in history."

Rodrigues also highlighted the positive impact that this event will have on the development of women's football in Brazil and other countries in South America. He stated, "In addition to investing in the World Cup, the entire production chain of women's football in Brazil and North America South will experience tremendous growth and development."

The 2027 Women's World Cup will be the tenth edition of the tournament and will feature 32 countries playing across ten cities. The reigning champions, Spain, will be looking to defend their title against formidable opponents such as USA, Germany, Japan, and Norway, who have all lifted the coveted trophy in the past.

Overall, the announcement of Brazil as the host of the 2027 Women's World Cup is a major milestone for women's football and a testament to the sport's growing popularity and success. Fans around the world can now look forward to an exciting and memorable tournament in the vibrant and passionate country of Brazil.

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