**Liverpool has been included in the UK’s bid to stage the 2035 Women’s World Cup.**
The city is one of 16 proposed hosts across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland with games set to be held at Everton’s Hill Dickinson Stadium if successful.
Five [Euro 2028 fixtures are already confirmed](https://www.clickliverpool.com/sport/everton-fc/61493-everton-stadium-to-stage-five-euro-2028-games/) to take place at the prestige arena in Bramley-Moore Dock, recently [chosen as the 2026 Magic Weekend venue](https://www.clickliverpool.com/sport/everton-fc/61921-everton-stadium-to-host-magic-weekend/).
A total of 22 UK stadiums have been named in the UK’s bid and selected for its visitor experience, transport connectivity and ability to house world-class football.
FIFA is expected to announce the tournament’s winning host nation in April 2026.
Steve Rotheram, Mayor of the Liverpool City Region, said: “Bringing the FIFA Women’s World Cup here would be a massive moment for the Liverpool City Region.
“But while the football is one thing, for me it’s about inspiring young people, backing equality in sport, and showing the world what our region is all about: talent, opportunity, and a proper warm welcome.
“We’ve proven time and again that we know how to put on major global events.
“We’ve got the people, the talent and of course the know-how to make this a truly unforgettable tournament.”
Colin Chong, Everton’s chief real estate and regeneration officer added: “Hill Dickinson Stadium continues to underline its significance not only for our club, but for the future prosperity of Liverpool as a world-class destination for major sporting and cultural events.
“Our ability to host global sport, large-scale fan experiences and community-focused activity is setting a new benchmark for event delivery in the region.
“Being included in the UK’s bid for the 2035 FIFA Women’s World Cup is further recognition of the role Hill Dickinson Stadium will play in shaping Liverpool’s future as an international host city – and in inspiring the next generation of fans.”