Trump wants another U.S. World Cup while leaving out Canada, Mexico
- The United States hosted 78 of the 104 matches in the recent World Cup, including all 12 from the quarterfinals onward.
- President Donald Trump wants the U.S. to host another World Cup alone, excluding Canada and Mexico, as he stated before the final match.
- The 2038 World Cup host has not yet been announced, with multiple continents still eligible according to FIFA's current hosting rules.
- FIFA President Gianni Infantino discussed the possibility of the U.S. co-hosting a future World Cup with China, and Trump contacted Infantino about overturning U.S. player Folarin Balogun's red card during the tournament.
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Trump Called on FIFA to Hold the World Cup Again in the United States, but without Canada and Mexico
Trump calls on FIFA to hold the World Cup again in the United States, but without Canada and MexicoU.S. President Donald Trump has urged FIFA to choose the United States as the venue for the upcoming World Cup without Canada and Mexico. He also spoke about the proposal of a joint US-China tournament.
“I Want Another World Cup, but without Mexico”: Trump Asks Infantino to Re-Host the FIFA World CupTM
Donald Trump took advantage of his press conference with the president of FIFA to express his desire to have another World Cup, but without Mexico.
Donald Trump made a wild suggestion during a FIFA reception.
In the company of Gianni Infantino, the US president highlighted the success of the World Cup and suggested that his country be the organizer of the event again. He also analyzed, in his style, England in its elimination against Argentina.
Conscious of leaving Mexico and Canada out, Donald Trump likes the idea of repeating the World Cup, but only in the United States
Trump Wants US To Be Sole Host Of Future World Cup
Politico reports: President Donald Trump is so pleased with this World Cup that he wants the U.S. to host another one — but this time without Canada and Mexico sharing the spotlight. Speaking at a FIFA World Cup reception on Friday, Trump urged the federation to return the world’s premier sporting event to the United States. “You should choose the United States of America again,” the president said at the reception in New York’s Trump Tower. “Th…
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