FIFA President Gianni Infantino announced a target of $1 billion in revenue from the Women's World Cup, emphasizing the crucial role of women's football. The 2023 event in Australia and New Zealand managed to break even with over $570 million generated. The 2027 Womenâs World Cup will be hosted in Brazil, a significant milestone, while the U.S. is set to host in 2031, expanding participation to 48 teams. Infantino also noted the potential for football revenue growth outside Europe, particularly in regions like Saudi Arabia and the U.S.
FIFA aims for $1 billion in revenue from the Women's World Cup to reinvest in women's football, acknowledging its significant growth and potential.
Infantino stated that the 2023 Women's World Cup broke even, generating over $570 million, which showcases the growing market for women's football.
The next Women's World Cup will be held in Brazil in 2027, marking a historic first for South America in hosting this tournament.
Infantino highlighted the vast potential of football to generate revenue outside Europe and emphasized the importance of women in the sport.
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