On Wednesday, the United Kingdom and Ireland officially submitted their candidacy to host the 2028 European Championship, at ten stadiums, including Wembley, St. James Park, Hampden Park, and Etihad Stadium, among others.
The stadiums proposed by the English Association (FA) for this nomination are Hampden Park (home of Glasgow Rangers and the Scottish national team), Croke Park (Dublin), Aviva Stadium (Dublin), Principality Stadium (Cardiff), St James’ Park (Newcastle), Etihad Stadium (Manchester), London Stadium (West Ham United) and Wembley (London). In addition to Casement Park, Belfast, and Bramley Moor Dock, Everton’s new stadiumwhich has not yet been built.
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The FA has shortlisted fourteen of these stadiums Old Trafford Stadium, the second largest stadium in England, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, the last to be built, Villa Park, and the Stadium of Light, fell.
He added: “These will be large-capacity stadiums The perfect platform for the biggest Euro cup “It is the most commercially successful thing ever,” the FA said in a statement.
The nomination is supported by the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Rishi Sunak, the Prime Minister of Ireland, Leo Varadkar, the First Minister of Scotland, Humza Yousaf, and the First Minister of Wales, Mark Drakeford.
Currently, only the UK, Ireland and Turkey have officially applied to host the European Championships in five years’ time.Although Spain and Portugal have also announced their intention to introduce themselves, as well as Romania, Greece, Bulgaria and Serbia jointly, and Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Iceland, Finland and the Faroe Islands jointly as well.
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