It is claimed the bespoke design of the poster reflects the "cultural creed" of the tournament, ensuring a level playing field for women’s football and empowerment through football for girls, women and society in general.

With a woman's face as the central feature, set against the background of a football, the work of art is said to encapsulate the "essence" of the eighth edition of the FIFA Women's World Cup, due to take place from June 7 to July 7.

The shards of bright yellow light in the poster reflect light and illumination - the key elements of the creative concept for the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup - captured by the tournament's official slogan "Dare to Shine".

The woman's hair is slightly windswept in a nod to female empowerment "sweeping" the globe, while her expression is determined and her gaze ambitious in what is meant to echo the skills of each of the 24 teams competing and their desire to become FIFA Women's World Cup champions.

The official poster was unveiled beside those of each of the nine host cities at the Galerie Celal.

It came just days after individual tickets for the 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup went on sale on the event's official website, accessible here.

Category four tickets for all group matches are available from €9 (£7.70/$10.20), apart from the opening match between France and South Korea at Paris' Parc des Princes on June 7, for which prices start at €13 (£11.10/$14.70).

Lyon will host the semi-finals on July 2 and 3 and the final of the tournament on July 7, with prices for the latter ranging from €23 (£19.70/$26) for category four to €84 (£72/$95) for category one.

Visa, the official payment services partner of FIFA, is the preferred payment method for FIFA Women’s World Cup ticket sales.

Before this latest sales phase, 535,000 tickets had already been sold.

French supporters are leading ticket purchases, accounting for 53 per cent of sales.

A significant number of fans from the United States and The Netherlands are also snapping up tickets, with them making up 23 per cent and nine per cent of sales respectively.

The 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup will see 52 matches played across Grenoble, Le Havre, Lyon, Montpellier, Nice, Paris, Reims, Rennes and Valenciennes.

The three stadiums that have sold the most seats so far are the Parc Olympique Lyonnais with 150,000, the Parc des Princes with 120,000 and Rennes' Roazhon Park with 55,000.

FIFA recently announced that a global Women's Football Convention will be held in Paris just before the Women's World Cup begins, taking place on June 6 and 7.