Provided by the British Government 2.8 million pounds (Million 4 Million) To promote the initiative of five countries World Cup With Ireland.
The English Football Association Revealed financial assistance for a potential candidate British Isles Monday after receiving support British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson.
“We are very excited to see football return home in 2030. I think this is the right place,” he said. Johnson In an interview with the newspaper ‘The sun ‘. “This is the home of football, this is the perfect moment. This would be an absolutely wonderful thing for the country. “
Johnson Evaluation England The “home” of football was the language they wanted to avoid during the candidacy 2018 World Cup And avoid that notion FA He has the right to receive The world Courage.
The candidacy for 2018 failed. They received two of the 22 votes FIFA a Prince though Guillermo He persuaded members of the executive committee the night before the vote.
The process was marred by controversy and many voters were questioned and vetoed. David Cameron, Who he is British Prime Minister
Co At the time, he said, “the nuances of corruption were there all the time.”
England, Which received 1966 World Cup, Seeks to present the candidature with Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and Ireland.
“We will continue to evaluate the reliability of an application FIFA Get the process started in 2022, ”the British Isles Football Association said in a joint statement. “Get the trophy FIFA World This may provide an incredible opportunity to bring concrete benefits to our countries. “
The FIFA It plans to hold a conference in 2024 with its 211 members to select a venue for 2030.
Potential competitive nomination in Europe Spain and Portugal. UEFA He wants only one proposal to be put forward on the continent. There is also an alliance of interested South American countries with Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay and Chile.
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