FIFA has named Georgia and Armenia as joint hosts of the FIFA U-20 World Cup, marking the first time either nation will stage a FIFA tournament. The decision was approved during the FIFA Council meeting in Vancouver ahead of the 76th FIFA Congress.
The tournament, featuring 24 teams, has been a launchpad for future football stars since its inception in 1977. Officials from both nations hailed the decision as a historic milestone, highlighting its importance for regional football development.
The event is expected to boost infrastructure, fan engagement, and provide young footballers in both countries a chance to experience world-class competition on home soil.