Cardiff's Principality Stadium is one of 14 venues named in an official Great Britain and Ireland bid to host the Euros, it was announced today.
Wales, England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland have submitted a preliminary document to UEFA to stage the 2028 tournament. If successful, it could see Wales playing in a major finals in front of their own fans on home soil for the first time.
The bid document lists 'Cardiff National Stadium of Wales' as one of the grounds put forward for matches. The move mirrors what happened when the Champions League final between Real Madrid and Juventus came to the Welsh capital, with UEFA rules dictating the new name with no advertising branding.
