The United States and Mexico have revealed their plans to co-host the FIFA Women's World Cup in 2027. The announcement was made on U.S. Soccer's Twitter page, and both nations are expected to release more information about their bid in the coming weeks. The proposal will add to the competitive presence of Concacaf, which will host the Men's World Cup next year, with Canada joining the US and Mexico as hosts. The FIFA Women's World Cup is a massive international sporting event, attracting millions of viewers worldwide, and the joint bid will further boost the growth of the game in the Concacaf region. The U.S has already hosted the tournament twice in the past, with Mexico seeing the event for the first time if their bid is accepted. South Africa, Brazil, and a joint bid from Belgium, Germany, and Netherlands have also announced their intention to bid for this year's tournament. Australia and New Zealand will jointly host this year's tournament from July 20 to August 20.