EURO 2028: The football championship is scheduled to benefit from the UK pledges of 900 million pounds for sporting events and facilities | Football news

The government announced that more than 900 million pounds will adhere to major sports and popular sports throughout the United Kingdom in a “transformational investment” in the coming years.

EURO 2028, European athletics championships are next year, and Tour De France Grand departments for men and women in 2027 are among the main events that will be hosted in the country that will benefit from more than half a billion pounds.

The Ministry of Culture, Information and Sports (DCMS) said that at least 400 million pounds will be invested in new sports facilities and promotion at the country level after the financing was clarified in the spending review last week.

DCMS said that England, Scotland, Wales and the Republic of Ireland will host Europe 2028, as the men’s football championship is expected to generate up to 2.4 billion pounds in the social and economic value alone.

Other major events to be held in the UK include the Women’s World Cup for Women in England this summer, the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow and Invictus games, founded by the Duke of Sussex, in Birmingham in 2027.

Earlier this month, more than 100 Prime Minister athletes invited the London World Games Championship 2029.

But the government has not yet adhered to the bidding, but it did not rule out that as well, as a spokesman said it was working with the United Kingdom to secure a series of major sporting events until 2035.

However, DCMS confirmed that the work continues to develop an offer for the UK to host the Women’s World Cup in 2035.

Sports and local leaders of popular initiatives will work closely with the administration to determine what each society needs before other plans.

He said that investment will not only help create job opportunities and increase regional prosperity, but will also reduce obstacles that prevent opportunities and “collecting societies together through common national moments.”

“Sports tells our national story in a few ways that can unite societies, inspire millions, and show our nation on the world stage,” said Lisa Nandi Minister of Culture.

“This main support for global levels will lead to economic growth throughout the country, which meets our plan for change.

“Besides the strong investment in popular sport, we create a complete way to allow the next generation of athletes to train and participate in societies in societies throughout the United Kingdom.”

This announcement comes after Mrs. Nandi had previously pledged 100 million pounds to upgrade sports facilities throughout the United Kingdom, including new and improved stadiums, clothing changing rooms, goals and detector lights, in March.

Nick Weutorne, Chairman of the UK Sports Board of Directors, praised the new funding as “a huge possibility to advance economic growth, gather people and inspire the next generation.”

He said: “We believe that live sport is an essential part of the social fabric of this country.

“We are really excited to work with the government and support their commitment to securing the big events pipeline after 2028 to ensure our continued reaching, inspiring and unifying people in every corner of the country.”

“The financing of major sporting events and popular sport is welcome – but the spending review was not a blessing of British sport,” said Stewart Andrew, Secretary of the Conservative Culture Culture.

“The tax height of Rashil Reeves is forcing schools to sell playgrounds and increase business prices to the stadiums.

At the same time, the Labor Party canceled the opening school facilities fund and the service of national citizens – depriving young people of sports opportunities.

“The Labor Party must realize that poor management of the economy deals with a devastating blow to the sports sector.”