UEFA announce new Euro 2020 bid process

UEFA have confirmed that countries will still be able to bid for Euro 2020 - even if they did not declare an interest before yesterday’s deadline.

Wed, 16 May, 2012 - 13:01

UEFA have confirmed that countries will still be able to bid for Euro 2020 - even if they did not declare an interest before yesterday’s deadline.

The declarations of interest were made before the deadline – from Scotland, Wales and the Republic of Ireland jointly, plus potential solo bids from Turkey and Georgia.

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