Athis-Pannonia bid for the 2023 MIFF World Cup

Following the announcement by the Mapperdonian International Football Federation that the MIFF World Cup would come back for the 2023 season, and their call for bids to host the event, Pannonia and Athis revisited their plan to host the event and announced interest to give home to the World Cup in 2023. This marks the second time the two nations submit a joint bid, the first one being for the then-cancelled 2020 season.
==History==
Athis and Pannonia originally submitted a bid for the 2020 season, however, as the event never took place, the bid was shelved for future uses. Following the announcement that the event would return in 2023, the football committies of the countries revisited their plan and discussed necessary changes to the bid to submit it for the upcoming world cup. The bid was formally submitted on 3rd June 2023. The final shape of the bid, along with sponsors, funding as well as the final list of venues was revealed to the public on 18th June 2023.
==Funding==
Funding of the event would be provided by the government as well as domestic and international sponsors of the event. Below is a breakdown for the money of each area.
Funding Description 	Amount
Football Federations 	$1.06 billion
Governments 	$840 million
Local governments of the host cities	$1.5 billion
States of both countries 	$475 million
Sponsors (domestic, international) 	$865 million
Other (merch, tickets, etc.) 	$2.7 billion
Total Funding 	$7.44 billion
=== Sponsors of the event ===	
=== Sponsors of the event ===
Pannonian sponsors	Athisian sponsors
* Audi Pannonia
* Hell Energy
* Ikarus
* Pannon Airlines
* Pannón Villamos Művek
* Pick Szalámi
* Pöttyös
* Prezi
* Tikkadt Szöcske
* Törley	
* AirAthis
* DalmatiaVino
* Jaguar
* Kraš
* Podravka
* Porsche
* Praska
* Rimac Automobili
* Samsung Athis
* Vijadukt
International sponsors and partners are not listed due to them already sponsoring the event itself regardless of the host nation(s).
==Venues==
The official venues for the bid were unveiled on 3rd June 2023. The list included 12 venues across 9 cities and two reserve venues in Pannonia due to the Sóstó Stadion and the Ruszin Stadion going through expansion works.
Compared to the 2020 bid, only the Pannonian venues saw major differences. The Pannonia Football Association (PFA) moved 3 of the 6 venues, of which 2 were located within the Great Plains and the Transdanubian regions. These stadiums were moved to Pozsony, Uzhhorod and Timis. This decision was made in an attempt to also promote Pannonia's diverse cultural heritage.The PFA also reserved 2 additional venues due to the Ruszin Stadion and the Sóstó Stadion going under reconstruction and it is yet to be revealed when they finish. The 2 reserved venues are the Nagyerdei Stadion in Debrecen and the Diósgyőri Stadion in Miskolc.
Reserve venue(s)
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Category:MIFF World Cup
Category:Bids
Category:Athis
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