UEFA reveals host countries for Euro 2028 and 2032

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By: Manu Tournoux

UEFA reveals host countries for Euro 2028 and 2032

UEFA revealed this Tuesday the identity of the countries which will organize Euro 2028 and 2032.

The veil was lifted this Tuesday. UEFA, through its president Alexander Ceferin, revealed during a brief ceremony the host countries of the next Euros, in 2028 and 2032.

The European football body has thus awarded Euro 2028 to the United Kingdom and Ireland, while Euro 2032 has been entrusted to Italy and Turkey, who have concluded a convenient alliance. There was little suspense since each candidate was alone in the running.

Note that the ten stadiums for the 2028 edition are already known, with legendary venues chosen, such as Wembley, St James Park in Newcastle, Hampden Park or even Dublin Arena and the National Stadium in Cardiff. Concerning Euro 2032, the details of the organization have not yet been revealed.

Manu Tournoux

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