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Saudi Arabia are interested in rivalling England for the 2035 Women’s World Cup bid, says the technical director of their women’s team. The Gulf state are the hot favourites to become the hosts of the Men’s World Cup in 2034 as the only runners for the right thus far. Saudi Arabia are hopeful of hosting both men’s and women’s World Cups in 2034 and 2035 respectively2023 Getty Images Having launched an official bid for the World Cup, they could now turn their attention to the female edition, hosted a year later. The technical director of the Saudi Arabian women’s team, Monika Staab, has expressed her interest in seeing her country host the event. “I believe it’s a bright future

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