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United States emerges as leading host for first Women Club World Cup

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The United States is poised to host the first-ever Women's Club World Cup in early 2028.

Fifa is advancing discussions to stage the inaugural Women's Club World Cup in the United States in January 2028. Los Angeles and San Diego are reportedly among the favored host cities for the nineteen-team tournament. The event follows the upcoming men's tournaments and builds on North America's recent run of hosting major global football competitions.

The inaugural tournament is scheduled to take place in January 2028.
Nineteen teams are expected to participate in the competition.
Los Angeles and San Diego are identified as favored host cities.
Planning for the tournament is advancing despite leadership scrutiny surrounding Fifa.

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2,028 yrstournament year

19competing teams

Why it matters

The selection of the United States continues a broader trend of major international football competitions being awarded to North America ahead of the men's World Cup.

What outlets agree on

Fifa is in advanced negotiations to stage the first Women's Club World Cup in the United States in January 2028 featuring nineteen teams.

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