Trump suggests World Cup games could be moved from unsafe cities

President Donald Trump said Thursday he would consider moving 2026 World Cup games from US cities he regards as a security risk...

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US President Donald Trump stated he would consider moving 2026 World Cup games from US cities deemed unsafe, particularly those perceived as security risks. He emphasized that while he expects the tournament to be safe, he is prepared to relocate games from any city considered "even a little bit dangerous."

The United States will host the bulk of the 2026 World Cup games, an expanded tournament featuring 48 teams.
US host cities include Los Angeles (hosting 8 matches), San Francisco (hosting 6 matches), and Seattle (hosting 6 matches)
President Trump also referenced the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, indicating similar considerations for that event, and has appointed himself chairman of a White House task force for the World Cup.

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