North America Unites for 2031 Women's World Cup Hosting Dream
Source: 2031 Women’s World Cup Bid Unveils Major North American Stadium Plan (2025-11-30)
In a bold move to elevate women’s football, the United States, Mexico, Costa Rica, and Jamaica have jointly submitted a bid to host the 2031 FIFA Women’s World Cup, promising the most expansive and inclusive tournament in history. This ambitious plan features 35 potential host cities and 50 stadiums across North America, leveraging infrastructure from the upcoming 2026 men’s World Cup. The bid includes iconic venues such as MetLife Stadium and SoFi Stadium, alongside historic sites like Estadio Azteca, aiming to combine modern capacity with rich football heritage. The strategic inclusion of Costa Rica and Jamaica aims to foster regional growth and showcase diverse cultures, echoing successful multi-nation hosting models. Recent developments highlight that FIFA is prioritizing gender equality, with increased prize money and broadcast rights for women’s tournaments, and a focus on sustainability and community engagement. The bid also emphasizes technological innovations, including advanced stadium cooling systems and AI-driven fan engagement platforms, to enhance spectator experience. Furthermore, the 2031 tournament is expected to generate over $2 billion in economic impact, creating thousands of jobs and boosting local tourism. The bid aligns with FIFA’s broader goals of expanding women’s football globally, with plans to increase participation rates by 50% in the next five years. As the world anticipates this historic event, the North American bid stands out for its comprehensive approach to growth, legacy, and inclusivity, promising a landmark edition of women’s football that celebrates diversity and excellence on a global stage.