In the race to host the 2027 Women's World Cup, Brazil has emerged as a strong contender, according to FIFA's bid evaluation report. The report highlighted Brazil's credentials, awarding the country a score of 4.0, higher than the joint North American bid of Mexico and the United States and the European bid of Belgium, the Netherlands, and Germany.
The European bid faced challenges due to high-risk scores on legal frameworks, particularly in areas such as taxes, immigration procedures, labor law, and safety and security. In contrast, FIFA deemed Brazil's bid to be low-risk in legal aspects, citing the country's successful hosting of the 2014 FIFA World Cup and its implementation of event laws.
