US President Donald Trump has urged FIFA to award another men’s World Cup to the United States, arguing that the country should host the tournament again on its own. His remarks focused on bringing the event back to the US without including Canada and Mexico as co-hosts.
According to the report, Trump said FIFA should choose the United States again and added that this time Canada and Mexico should be left out. The comments point to his preference for a standalone American bid rather than a shared hosting arrangement.
The statement places politics alongside one of the world’s biggest sporting events, with Trump weighing in directly on where future World Cups should be played. It also draws attention to the role of FIFA in deciding host nations and whether major tournaments are awarded to a single country or split across multiple hosts.
While no new FIFA decision was outlined in the snippet, Trump’s position is clear: he wants the US to stage another men’s World Cup and wants that hosting role reserved for America alone. His remarks are likely to add to debate over future tournament hosting and the balance between regional partnerships and solo bids.
