Hampden Park, Glasgow
Following weekend press speculation about Glasgow’s status as a host for the rescheduled EURO 2020, the Scottish Football Association released a press statement this morning.
The release confirms Glasgow will still be a host city.
FULL SFA STATEMENT
Following weekend speculation the Local Organising Structure Glasgow wishes to clarify that it has reconfirmed its position as a host city venue for UEFA EURO 2020, rescheduled next year.
Whilst the final announcement will not be made until after the UEFA Executive Committee meeting on 27th May, nevertheless LOS Glasgow considers it appropriate to clarify its position in light of inaccurate media reports.
LOS Glasgow spokesperson: “The formal confirmation letter was sent on 14 May to the UEFA EURO 2020 Operations Director, Sharon Burkhalter-Lau, together with all the required accompanying documentation.
“This followed extensive discussions with all relevant stakeholders and partners involved in hosting the tournament in Glasgow since the March 17 postponement decision.
“We look forward to Hampden Park, Glasgow and the Scotland as a whole playing a key role as cohosts of a memorable UEFA EURO 2020 next year.”
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