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The Associated Press. (2026, October 22). FIFA picks the US as host of the first Women’s Club World Cup in 2028. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/soccer/fifa-picks-the-us-as-host-of-the-first-women-s-club-world-cup-in-2028/article_a93d39a6-7396-53e3-b504-5517cfad7cdf.html
The Associated Press. “FIFA picks the US as host of the first Women’s Club World Cup in 2028.” Toronto Star, 22 Oct. 2026, https://www.thestar.com/sports/soccer/fifa-picks-the-us-as-host-of-the-first-women-s-club-world-cup-in-2028/article_a93d39a6-7396-53e3-b504-5517cfad7cdf.html.
The Associated Press. “FIFA picks the US as host of the first Women’s Club World Cup in 2028.” Toronto Star, October 22, 2026. https://www.thestar.com/sports/soccer/fifa-picks-the-us-as-host-of-the-first-women-s-club-world-cup-in-2028/article_a93d39a6-7396-53e3-b504-5517cfad7cdf.html.
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FIFA announced on October 22 that the United States will host the inaugural FIFA Women’s Club World Cup in January 2028. The tournament will feature 19 of the best women's clubs from around the world but has not yet revealed the specific host cities. Seven teams have already qualified, including Arsenal (England), Barcelona (Spain), América (Mexico), Gotham FC (U.S.), Corinthians (Brazil), Wuhan Jiangda (China), and Naegohyang (North Korea). FIFA chose the U.S. due to its recent success in hosting major tournaments and significant interest in women’s football. The decision reflects the country's elite sporting infrastructure, making it a standout option for future events every four years starting from 2028.