Turkey have withdrawn and now turn their attention to Euro 2032 joint bid with Italy
Turkey’s withdrawal of their bid to host the 2028 European Championships means that the joint UK and Ireland bid should be rubber-stamped by Uefa in Nyon, Switzerland next Tuesday.“We are looking forward to presenting our bid to Uefa on October 10th,” said the FAI in a statement on Wednesday morning. “These are exciting times, and we have a very compelling Euro 2028 proposal for Uefa.
“My guess would be for a tournament that may be hosted by five nations, all teams will be part of the qualification process,” said Hill. “You’re asking my personal views and I think that’s important from a commercial perspective. For example, that England are part of qualification. The Aviva Stadium will host six matches, which potentially includes one knockout game, after Croke Park did not make the shortlist of 10 venues.
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