Fifa must decide the next Women’s World Cup between Brazil and a combined bid between Belgium, Netherlands and Germany, but the process still reveals more needs to be done to bridge the gap to the men

FIFA has finally set a date for the first Women’s Club World Cup tournament. It will be held in January and February 2026.

FIFA will organize a first women's Club World Cup in 2026, football's ruling body said on Wednesday after a council meeting. The tournament is expected to be contested by 16 teams in January and February.

The inaugural Women’s Club World Cup will take place in January and February 2026, Fifa has confirmed. The 16-team tournament will be held every four years and fall during the domestic season for European leagues, between the Women’s Champions League group stages and the knockout rounds.

The first edition of the Women's Club World Cup has been proposed to start during January-February 2026 and the 16-team tournament will be held every four years, world soccer governing body FIFA said on Wednesday.

FIFA is set to announce the approval of the winning bid to host the premier global tournament following a vote at the FIFA Congress scheduled for

The first edition of the Women's Club World Cup has been scheduled to start between January and February 2026, with the 16-team tournament to be held every

FIFA is facing renewed pushback over its expanded Club World Cup just over a year before the tournament is due to be staged in the United States.

The first Women’s Club World Cup will take place in January and February of 2026, FIFA has confirmed. A 16-team tournament will take place every four years with the first edition set to take place in 20 months-time at an as yet to be confirmed host country.

Over a quarter of a century after launching the first men's Club World Cup, the world governing body FIFA has announced its plan to launch a women's version in 2026.