FIFA president Gianni Infantino has suggested that the Women's World Cup could be held every two years instead of every four, pointing to the tournament's increasing global significance. The proposal is currently under discussion within FIFA.
The idea originated from a proposal by the French football federation, which has advocated for more frequent Women's World Cup events to further promote and develop women's soccer worldwide. Infantino emphasized the growing impact of the women's game as a key factor in considering the change.
No final decision has been made, but the potential shift reflects ongoing efforts to expand opportunities and investment in women's football.