FIFA unveiled the 2027 Women's World Cup at a ceremony in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on Thursday, November 21.
According to Reuters, Pellegrino, a former player of the Brazilian soccer team, described the tournament as an opportunity to "change society by changing the attitude towards women" and pointed to the increase in the audience and income of women's soccer.
Delma Gonzalez, known as Partinia, also said that the standard of Brazilian women's football "has always been high since I played" and expressed confidence in the performance of the national team under the guidance of head coach Arthur Elias.
Brazil will host this competition with the participation of 32 national teams. The games will start on July 3, 1406 at the Mercana Stadium in Rio de Janeiro, and the final match will be held on August 3 of the same year at the same stadium.