UEFA to Begin Root-and-Branch Inspections of Bids to Host Euro 2028 & 2032
Some European countries have shown interest and readiness in hosting European soccer championships billed for 2028 and 2032. Bid documents have been submitted to UEFA, and the football body announced yesterday:
“UEFA today received three bid dossiers from member national associations interested in hosting the 2028 and 2032 European Championships.
United Kingdom & Ireland (represented by the football associations of England, Northern Ireland, Republic of Ireland, Scotland and Wales) submitted their bid dossier for EURO 2028. The Turkish Football Federation submitted their bid dossier to host either EURO 2028 or 2032 and the Italian Football Federation submitted their bid dossier for EURO 2032.
UEFA would like to thank all national associations for submitting their dossiers. In the forthcoming months, the UEFA administration will evaluate each of the bids, with the UEFA Executive Committee to vote on who has won the right to host both editions in October.”
The European soccer championship is held every four years. Italy is the current champion, having won the trophy in 2021 after defeating England 3-2 via penalties at Wembley Stadium in London. The tournament was due to hold in 2020 but was shifted due to the Corona virus pandemic.
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