World Cup bid withdrawn: Great Britain and Ireland announce joint bid for the 2028 European Football Championship

World Cup bid withdrawn: Great Britain and Ireland announce joint bid for the 2028 European Football Championship

The application for the World Cup was withdrawn
Great Britain and Ireland announce joint bid for 2028 European Football Championship

The football associations in Great Britain and Ireland have decided not to host the 2030 World Cup and instead want to focus on a joint bid for 2028 euros.

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Five associations, England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, made the announcement in a joint statement on Monday.

The decision was the result of a feasibility study of international tournaments, which, among other things, examined the economic implications, aspects of football policy, and the expected costs of the organization. EM’s orientation promises similar returns, but it says that the costs to be paid are significantly lower and the potential gains have already been realized.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced last year that Great Britain and Ireland were preparing an application for the 2030 World Cup, and that the award would be taken up in 2024. However, it was criticized for failing to qualify for the 2006 and 2018 English World Cups. The application period for EM 2028 ends on March 23. The hosts of the tournament are expected to be announced on April 5th.

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