Trafford announced on Friday that it wants to become one of 16 proposed host cities across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland to stage games as part of what would be the largest single-sport event ever held in the UK.
Manchester United is aiming to build a new stadium at Old Trafford ready in time for the tournament.
The UK bid is built on the powerful vision of ‘All Together’ – a rallying cry for women's football and sport more broadly. It represents a full commitment to delivering the most inclusive, inspiring and globally connected FIFA Women's World Cup ever.