2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup bids in Belgium , Netherlands , Germany

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The Belgium–Germany–the Netherlands bid for the 2027 FIFA Women's World Cup is a joint bid to host the 2027 FIFA Women's World Cup by the football associations of

Belgium, Germany, and the Netherlands. The bid was announced on 24 March 2023.The slogan of the bid is titled: "Breaking New Ground"

Netherlands originally wanted to bid by themselves as early as 2018. They later asked Belgium and Germany about potentially co-hosting the tournament.

In October 2020, their intent to bid was officially announced.

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Seating capacity of stadium is based on the bid eval‎uation report for 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup.

Dortmund , BVB Stadion (Signal Iduna Park , Westfalen stadion) , 66,099 , 1974.04.02

Amsterdam , Johan Cruijff ArenA (Amsterdam ArenA) , 55,445 , 1996.08.14

Gelsenkirchen , Veltins-Arena (Arena auf Scahalke) , 54,442 , 2001.08.13

Düsseldorf , Düsseldorf Arena (Merkur Spiel-Arena , Esprit Arena , LTU Arena) , 50,040 , 2004.09.10

Rotterdam , De Kuip (Stadion Feijenoord) , 49,850 , 1937

Köln (Cologne) , Köln Stadion (Rhine Energie stadion , Müngersdorfer stadion) , 45,987 , 1923.09.16

Eindhoven , PSV Stadion (Phillips Stadion) , 35,200 , 1913.08.31

Enschede , FC Twente Stadium (De Grolsch Veste , Epi Drost Stadion) , 30,250 , 1998.05.10

Heerenveen , Abe Lenstra Stadion , 26,742 , 1994.08.20

Chareloi , Zebr Arena Chareloi (Nouveau Stade de Sporting Chareloi) , 20,219 , 2026

Ghent (Gent , Gand) , KAA Gent Arena (Ghelamco Arena) , 20,185 , 2013.07.17

Anderlecht , RSC Anderlecht Stadium (Lotto Park , Stade Constant Vanden Stock) , 20,144 , 1917

Genk , Cegeka Arena (KRC Genk Arena , Cristal Arena , Luminus Arena , Fenix Stadion) , 20,040 , 1990

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