France plans bid for 2038 FIFA World Cup hosting rights
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 23, 2026, 5:55 PM
Last updated Jun 23, 2026
France's Minister of Sports, Marina Ferrari, will receive a report recommending the country bid for multiple future football tournaments, including the 2038 FIFA World Cup. The 118-page report, prepared by Territoires d’événements sportifs, suggests that France is well-equipped to host a 48-team World Cup and seeks to modernize its stadiums through this bidding process. Additionally, a joint bid with Germany is being considered to address environmental concerns. The report also encourages France to pursue hosting the 2033 Women’s UEFA Euro and the 2036 Men’s UEFA Euro.
- •Marina Ferrari will review a report on future tournament bids.
- •The report advocates for hosting the 2038 FIFA World Cup.
- •France is assessed as capable of facilitating a 48-team tournament.
- •A joint bid with Germany is considered to lower the carbon footprint.
- •Other tournaments recommended include the 2033 and 2036 UEFA Euros.
- 5:55 PMYahoo Sports — France advised to bid for 2038 World Cup hosting rights
"Will France host the FIFA World Cup forty years after the unforgettable 1998 tournament? L’Equipe understands that France’s Minister of Sports, Marina Ferrari, will be handed a report on Saturda...
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