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US President Donald Trump said FIFA chief Gianni Infantino would support relocating 2026 World Cup games from US cities if security or preparedness issues arise, also hinting at possible Olympic event shifts.

Trump Suggests Relocating Boston World Cup Matches Amid Unrest

Trump Eyes Boston World Cup Match Relocation

US President Donald Trump said FIFA chief Gianni Infantino would support relocating 2026 World Cup games from US cities if security or preparedness issues arise, also hinting at possible Olympic event shifts.

US President Donald Trump said Tuesday that FIFA chief Gianni Infantino would support moving 2026 World Cup games from US cities for security reasons if necessary.
In September, Trump raised the possibility of moving games amid his crackdown on Democratic-run cities, but at the time FIFA said that it was up to football's governing body to decide where games are held.
"If somebody is doing a bad job and if I feel there's unsafe conditions, I would call Gianni, the head of FIFA, who's phenomenal, and I would say, let's move it to another location. And he would do that," Trump told reporters at the White House when asked if games could be moved from Boston, one of the host cities.
"Very easily he would do it."
Trump's comments came a day after he met close friend Infantino in Egypt at a summit on a Gaza ceasefire, where the FIFA boss joined more than two dozen world leaders who were discussing peace in the Middle East.
The US president also suggested that, if necessary, events for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics could also be moved.
"I could say the same thing for the Olympics," Trump said. "If I thought LA was not going to be prepared properly, I would move it to another location."
Republican Trump's administration has deployed national guard troops to Democratic-run US cities this year over the objections of local and state leaders, saying they are needed to counter crime and left-wing activism.
Boston is hosting seven games at next year's World Cup. San Francisco and Seattle are both hosting six matches each at the tournament while Los Angeles is hosting eight.
The United States is co-hosting next year's World Cup with Mexico and Canada, but will be hosting the bulk of the games in the tournament, which has been expanded to include 48 teams.
Trump earlier this year appointed himself as chairman of a White House task force for the World Cup.

Since Infantino&rsquo;s first re-election in 2019, two of football&rsquo;s biggest issues were FIFA wanting biennial World Cups and storied clubs wanting a European Super League. Both plans failed.

Gianni Infantino re-elected FIFA president until 2027

FIFA president Gianni Infantino was re-elected to lead a richer-than-ever football body with an ambition to add new and bigger competitions despite the growing wariness of him in Europe.

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Since Infantino&rsquo;s first re-election in 2019, two of football&rsquo;s biggest issues were FIFA wanting biennial World Cups and storied clubs wanting a European Super League. Both plans failed.

FIFA president Gianni Infantino was re-elected to lead a richer-than-ever football body until 2027 with an ambition to add new and bigger competitions despite the growing wariness of him in Europe.
FIFA&rsquo;s wealth after the World Cup in Qatar - $4 billion in reserves, which are to be shared among the 211 member federations and lots more to come from the expanded 104-game edition in 2026 in North America - are big reasons why Infantino had no opponent on Thursday in Rwanda for four more years in office.
Since Infantino&rsquo;s first re-election in 2019, two of football&rsquo;s biggest issues were FIFA wanting biennial World Cups and storied clubs wanting a European Super League. Both plans failed.
Also read: <a title="FIFA World Cup 2026 to expand from projected 80 matches to 104" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/fifa-world-cup-2026-to-expand-from-projected-80-matches-to-104-1678857634272">FIFA World Cup 2026 to expand from projected 80 matches to 104</a>

Criminal proceedings against Infantino were recommended in 2020 by a previous special prosecutor, who was later removed from the case by a Swiss federal court.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino questioned by Swiss special prosecutors

FIFA President Gianni Infantino met with special prosecutors in Switzerland as part of their criminal investigation into his undisclosed meetings with the country's attorney general during a wider probe of football officials.

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Criminal proceedings against Infantino were recommended in 2020 by a previous special prosecutor, who was later removed from the case by a Swiss federal court.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino met with special prosecutors in Switzerland as part of their criminal investigation into his undisclosed meetings with the country's attorney general during a wider probe of football officials.
Criminal proceedings against Infantino were recommended in 2020 by a previous special prosecutor, who was later removed from the case by a Swiss federal court, for possible incitements to commit abuse of public office and breach of official secrecy.
The case potentially implicating Infantino is now moving forward in his home country, weeks after he oversaw the World Cup in Qatar and about two months before he is due to be re-elected unopposed by FIFA member federations.
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Thousands of mourners paid their respects to Pele as his coffin was brought to the Vila Belmiro Stadium in his hometown of Santos.

FIFA will ask every country to name a stadium after Pele: Gianni Infantino

Speaking ahead of Pele's funeral on Monday, FIFA president, Gianni Infantino told journalists that FIFA will ask every country should name a stadium after Pele

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Thousands of mourners paid their respects to Pele as his coffin was brought to the Vila Belmiro Stadium in his hometown of Santos.

Speaking ahead of Pele's funeral on Monday, FIFA president, Gianni Infantino told journalists that FIFA will ask every country should name a stadium after Pele.
"We pay tribute to him by asking all the federations now to pay a minute of silence and tribute to Pele," he added.
Thousands of mourners paid their respects to Pele as his coffin was brought to the Vila Belmiro Stadium in his hometown of Santos.
The Brazilian soccer great passed away after a battle with cancer. The three-time World Cup winner was 82.
Also read: <a title="Watch! Coffin of football legend Pele arrives in Santos for funeral" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/watch-coffin-of-football-legend-pele-arrives-in-santos-for-funeral-1672656646038">Watch! Coffin of football legend Pele arrives in Santos for funeral</a>

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