The CEO of Football Australia, James Johnson, said it would make the World Cup 'even more special' if the King was to return to the country where he spent some time as a student in the 1960s.
CEO, James Johnson, told Sky News:"It would be fantastic. It would make a World Cup even more special."
"So the more people that can come to our community to watch this fantastic event will only make it more special."The England team, which reached the 2019 Women's World Cup semi-finals, has royal links. Despite becoming Prince of Wales last year, William remains president of the Football Association.
Australia's preparations for the tournament will include a game against England at Brentford's Gtech Community Stadium on 11 April."They're absolutely one of the favourites, the European champions, they're very good," Mr Johnson said.
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