"For us, it is important to have stakeholders who are behind this event, and who show dedication. We feel that here in Ahmedabad, and so we're confident that if the venue is picked, it will deliver a great Tournament," Vogt added.
Ahmedabad has been the fourth venue to be inspected for the FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup India 2020, following Kolkata, Guwahati, and Bhubaneswar.
Tournament Director of the LOC, Roma Khanna said "At the end, it is a FIFA World Cup so everything has to be perfect, and certain things have to be improved, but the available facilities at the TransStadia and core infrastructure that is required, is in place and is very good.""What is equally important for us is to see the enthusiasm for the development of women's football not just by hosting the Tournament, but by helping football become the sport of choice for young women. This World Cup has the potential of changing women's football, and overall women's sport in the country and we're confident of the support from the Government of Gujarat," Khanna added.The delegation will make its final stop at Navi Mumbai tomorrow.
