The United Kingdom and Ireland officially announced on Wednesday (12) their joint candidacy to host the 2028 European Cup, and presented the stadiums they intend to use to host the matches if they win the dispute. UEFA has also received an offer from the Turkish Football Federation, another of which is interested in having its country host the European Team Championship.
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The United Kingdom proposes the use of stadiums throughout its territory. Without Old Trafford United and Anfield Liverpool on the list, the stadiums chosen in England were Wembley Stadium, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Etihad Stadium (City), St James' Park (Newcastle), Villa Park (Aston Villa) and Everton's new stadium. Still under construction.
The other British nations entered the conflict with only one stadium each. The Principality Stadium in Cardiff was chosen to represent Wales, Hampden Park in Glasgow was chosen to represent Scotland, while Casement Park in Belfast was chosen to represent Northern Ireland. Ireland, which is not part of the UK but has joined the bid, has offered Dublin's Aviva Stadium.
The two countries said in a statement that the joint location “will take the tournament to new heights, with world-famous, high-capacity football stadiums and new state-of-the-art venues that will provide a platform for the biggest and most important teams.” The commercially successful Eurocup of all time. We are a low-risk, high-reward host.
As a rival to the UK and Ireland in the race to host Euro 2028, Turkey has also formalized its intention to host the 2032 edition of the tournament. In their second proposal, the Turks will face competition from the Italian Football Federation, which has made Italy's candidacy official.
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