Poland Confident On Under-20 Women's World Cup

Poland has confirmed that its preparations to host the FIFA Women’s Under‑20 World Cup will proceed as planned, despite a recent fallout between UEFA and FIFA over governance and financial arrangements. The Polish Football Association (PZPN) stated that the dispute, which centers on the allocation of revenue from the tournament and the role of UEFA in its organization, has not affected the country’s readiness or the timeline for the event.

The national federation has been working on the infrastructure and logistics required for the tournament, which is scheduled to run from late August to early September. Key venues in Warsaw, Kraków, and Gdańsk have been upgraded to meet FIFA’s standards, and the PZPN has secured agreements with local authorities for transportation, accommodation, and security. Polish officials emphasized that the contractual commitments with FIFA remain intact and that the country is on track to deliver a successful competition for the 20‑year‑old national teams.

In a statement released to the media, PZPN’s chief executive noted that the focus remains on ensuring the safety and quality of the tournament for players, officials, and fans. The federation reiterated its commitment to transparency and cooperation with FIFA, while expressing confidence that the event will proceed without further interruption.