Documents reflect comprehensive nature of evaluation model
Bids meet minimum hosting requirements and will be presented to Extraordinary FIFA Congress on 23 November
Reports available on FIFA.com
Following a thorough assessment of each bid, including inspection visits to the bidding countries, FIFA has published the bid evaluation reports in relation to the 2031 and 2035 editions of the FIFA Women's World Cup™ .
Based on the findings of the reports, the following two bids have been deemed to meet the minimum hosting requirements: FIFA Women's World Cup 2031™
Joint submission from the U.S. Soccer Federation, the Mexican Football Association, the Costa Rican Football Association and the Jamaica Football Federation
FIFA Women's World Cup 2035™
Joint submission from The Football Association, the Irish Football Association, The Scottish Football Association and The Football Association of Wales
Both bids will therefore be submitted to the Extraordinary FIFA Congress that will convene by videoconference on 23 November 2026 in order for FIFA's Member Associations to decide on the hosts of the two instalments. The bid evaluation reports reflect the comprehensive nature of FIFA's evaluation model, which has become a hallmark of the organisation's enhanced assessment procedure for the selection of the hosts of its flagship men's and women's events. The model incorporates a variety of criteria, ranging from the event vision and key metrics to infrastructure, services, commercial aspects, sustainability and human rights. Further information on the bidding processes for the 2031 and 2035 editions of the FIFA Women's World Cup is available in the "Tournament organisation" section on FIFA.com .
