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USA selected to host inaugural FIFA Women's Club World Cup in 2028
FIFA has announced the United States as the host nation for the first-ever Women's Club World Cup, scheduled for 2028. The decision recognizes America's track record in organizing major football tournaments and its strong infrastructure for women's sport.
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The international football governing body confirmed on Thursday that the United States will stage the landmark tournament, marking a significant milestone in women's club football. FIFA cited the country's proven experience in hosting world-class football competitions, robust organizational infrastructure, and demonstrated commitment to advancing women's football as key factors in the selection.
The Women's Club World Cup represents an expansion of FIFA's flagship club competition format. The tournament will bring together the top women's club teams from around the globe, providing a platform for elite female players to compete at the highest international club level.
The announcement underscores growing investment in professional women's football worldwide. The United States has emerged as a leading nation in developing women's club competitions and maintaining world-class facilities suitable for international tournaments.
Further details regarding the tournament format, participating teams, and venues are expected to be announced as planning progresses. The 2028 edition will serve as the foundation for what FIFA intends to establish as a regular fixture on the international women's football calendar.