A statement of intent for a bid to host the FIFA World Cup in 2034 was filed by the Saudi Arabian Football Confederation on Monday.
According to Saudi officials, the proposal would produce a world-class competition and be inspired by Saudi Arabia’s social and economic development as well as its ardent love of football.
“This is the next step of a tremendously exciting adventure that the entire country is about to embark on,” SAFF President Yasser Al-Misehal stated. The FIFA globe Cup 2034 is an invitation to the rest of the globe to take in Saudi Arabia’s progress, culture, and heritage.
According to prior statements made by officials, Saudi Arabia’s initial proposal was supported by the country’s aspirations to host both the 2023 FIFA Club World Championship & the 2027 AFC Asian Cup, as well as its expanding expertise in staging top-tier football competitions.
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman discussed the bid and stated that Saudi Arabia’s intention of hosting the 2034 World Cup of FIFA was a reflection of the Kingdom’s advancement in all areas.
In a statement released on Friday, Pakistan expressed its official support for Saudi Arabia’s attempt to host the World Cup of FIFA in 2034, stating its conviction that the famous soccer competition will leave a lasting impression on future generations.
The Saudi Football Federation declared its ambition to compete for the right to organize the most renowned sporting event in the world.
It noted the kingdom’s continuous social and economic transition as well as its deeply ingrained enthusiasm for football, which has received extra traction as a result of the recent signings of top international football players, such as Cristiano Ronaldo, by a number of local clubs.
As the very first Middle Eastern nation to play host to the FIFA World Cup last year, Qatar attracted sports fans from all over the world.
In order to prevent the extreme temperatures of the Qatari summer, the event was staged in December and November rather than the customary periods of June and July.