Jamaica is poised to make history by potentially hosting matches during the 2031 FIFA Women’s World Cup, which will be jointly staged in the United States and Mexico. Michael Ricketts, President of the Jamaica Football Federation (JFF), confirmed the island’s bid during an interview with Observer Online, revealing that an official announcement will be made in New York on October 20. This development underscores Jamaica’s growing influence in international football, particularly in women’s sports. Ricketts highlighted the remarkable progress of the Reggae Girlz, Jamaica’s national senior women’s team, which rose from a 119th global ranking to the top 40 under his leadership. The team has qualified for the FIFA Women’s World Cup in 2019 and 2023, with their 2023 campaign marking a historic advancement to the Round of 16. The bid is supported by the Jamaican government and aligns with plans to renovate the National Stadium in Kingston by 2029. The upgrades will include enhanced facilities, increased seating capacity, and improved accessibility for all spectators. If successful, Jamaica would become the first Caribbean nation to host a senior World Cup match, further cementing its legacy in global football.