Fifa responds to Donald Trump’s World Cup threat

Did FIFA just agree with Trump about moving U.S. World Cup matches?

International soccer federation issues new statement on government powers over what’s being called the "MAGA-FIFA World Cup."

FIFA says US government has final say on World Cup host cities' safety amid Trump's threats to Boston

President Donald Trump’s threats to relocate matches scheduled in the Boston-area for the 2026 FIFA World Cup could become a reality after the international soccer organization said that the U.S. government has the final say when it comes to the safety of host cities. A FIFA spokesperson told ESPN that governments have final say in deciding "what is in the best interest for public safety." "Safety and security are the top priorities at all FIFA …

FIFA: US government ultimately responsible for 2026 World Cup security

After President Trump suggested earlier in the week that 2026 World Cup matches could be moved out of Boston, FIFA and the city's mayor responded.

Trump insists FIFA boss can relocate World Cup games

‘He should check his geography.’ Mass. Democrats question Trump’s threat to pull World Cup matches from state. - The Boston Globe

President Trump said if he felt there were “unsafe conditions” in Boston, he would ask FIFA president Gianni Infantino to move matches to another location.

FIFA: U.S. govt determines World Cup city safety

The U.S. president has previously spoken about moving World Cup matches away from "dangerous" cities.